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Post by artman1033 on Sept 28, 2012 14:00:38 GMT -8
Another ad, as a Grandpa, I am tempted to click on:
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Post by Iceage on Sept 28, 2012 14:02:14 GMT -8
IMHO, nobody knows where AAPL is going. One day, predictions are for new ATH and the next day the sky is falling. Just yesterday, a lot of people we're seeing AAPL at an all-time high as early as next week! After today, some are seeing the worse in AAPL. Now, if Monday we're up $15, everything changes again! Same time last year, AAPL was down 2.3% on the last day of September. By October earnings, it was up 5.2% from the last day of September. This would bring us to over $700 by earnings. Probably more if iPad mini is announce.
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Post by rickag on Sept 28, 2012 14:11:40 GMT -8
Well I'm bored. I've got cash to deploy if AAPP goes down to less than 650, and my investments will show meaningful gains to pull out around 710.
Hoping for AAPL to ascend to >700, but waiting for a drop to buy more. Is this a conundrum or what.
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Post by JDSoCal on Sept 28, 2012 14:18:16 GMT -8
I, for one, am glad this shitty week has come to a close. Weekends are good to calm the bunnies and their panic. And is it me, or do bad weeks take forever to end, but good weeks just fly by? I thought Friday would never get here. Hopefully, reports like this of people lining up in 22 languages will give us a green Monday.
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Post by Lstream on Sept 28, 2012 14:22:12 GMT -8
IMHO, nobody knows where AAPL is going. One day, predictions are for new ATH and the next day the sky is falling. Just yesterday, a lot of people we're seeing AAPL at an all-time high as early as next week! After today, some are seeing the worse in AAPL. Now, if Monday we're up $15, everything changes again! Same time last year, AAPL was down 2.3% on the last day of September. By October earnings, it was up 5.2% from the last day of September. This would bring us to over $700 by earnings. Probably more if iPad mini is announce. I see the same bipolarity. You have to apply a low pass noise filter to all this, including the rampaging blogosphere, and go from there. And stay away from going "all in", ever.
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Post by tradermac on Sept 28, 2012 15:00:52 GMT -8
Question for those that subscribes to Jason Schwarz's newsletter. I just paid through paypal and don't see anywhere to login on his site. Do you just wait for emailed newsletters? I didn't even see a page to give all my contact info. So does paypal forward him subscriber emails then?
Thanks!
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Post by lovemyipad on Sept 28, 2012 15:03:57 GMT -8
Question for those that subscribes to Jason Schwarz's newsletter. I just paid through paypal and don't see anywhere to login on his site. Do you just wait for emailed newsletters? I didn't even see a page to give all my contact info. So does paypal forward him subscriber emails then? Thanks! Yes, comes in email...no website.
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Post by nate010203 on Sept 28, 2012 15:21:13 GMT -8
I, for one, am glad this shitty week has come to a close. Weekends are good to calm the bunnies and their panic. And is it me, or do bad weeks take forever to end, but good weeks just fly by? I thought Friday would never get here. Hopefully, reports like this of people lining up in 22 languages will give us a green Monday. Its not just you.
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Post by jumar on Sept 28, 2012 15:29:33 GMT -8
Question for those that subscribes to Jason Schwarz's newsletter. I just paid through paypal and don't see anywhere to login on his site. Do you just wait for emailed newsletters? I didn't even see a page to give all my contact info. So does paypal forward him subscriber emails then? Thanks! As iPad says, email only... It's to the email address that you use with PayPal. He sends a huge PDF about once a day. At the top are the latest remarks, and the rest is the older stuff, so you can read back. With every update he discloses his model portfolio breakdown, whether it changes or not. Zaky, on the other hand, offers more of a live blog format, which is more of a micro look at the day's movements. Both are educational.
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Post by Lstream on Sept 28, 2012 15:40:10 GMT -8
Well Nate, let me do the math for you then.
You went all-in at $685.00. We closed at $667.10. You are down $17.90 per share. You lost $1,000. Sooooo.... you have 1000/17.90 = about 56 shares.
So if we go to $550 you will lose $117.10 per share. Another $6557 down. So, yep you would be wiped out and lose everything. Before commissions of course. After commission, you would be even more wiped out.
Real nice tax loss though. You have that going for you.
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Post by lovemyipad on Sept 28, 2012 15:40:59 GMT -8
IMHO, nobody knows where AAPL is going. One day, predictions are for new ATH and the next day the sky is falling. Just yesterday, a lot of people we're seeing AAPL at an all-time high as early as next week! After today, some are seeing the worse in AAPL. Now, if Monday we're up $15, everything changes again! Same time last year, AAPL was down 2.3% on the last day of September. By October earnings, it was up 5.2% from the last day of September. This would bring us to over $700 by earnings. Probably more if iPad mini is announce. Yes, this is "normal." Anything else is "not normal." Short-term, no one ever knows for sure what is going to happen next. We make WAGs, and sometimes we're right, and sometimes we're wrong. Hopefully, we're right more often than we're wrong -- no guarantees though.
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Post by roni on Sept 28, 2012 16:41:54 GMT -8
So much for the inverted H&S possibility -- wrong, wrong, wrong! It's looking like yesterday was, indeed, just an oversold bounce or relief rally ahead of another leg down. Made me money and I am grateful for it
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