Day Trading Vs. Long Term Investing: Apple's Last Full Cycle As An Example [View article]
Apple is done. Jobs berated employees, didn't care if they worked day and night, and rarely gave compliments. Tim cook is trying now to buy their love. More time off, better conditions. After a hard task master such as Jobs, this is a sign of weakness. Also all the big corporate governors now descending-- no one can tell them off. They are there to make sure nothing gets screws up. So it will slow down the company, and it will become like MSFT after Bill Gates. AAPL may even pay a dividend, proving they have less things to do and less ideas, once Jobs is gone. The stock has 1/3 of a trillion market cap. Once / if big holders start getting out-- who'll buy it? Everyone and his kid brother already owns it. What' more, the big owners will keeping talking well of the company, not to scare off those who can take the huge amount of stock off their hands. I would not hold it.
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