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J.P. Morgan's 15 companies it views as potentially the next Apple, sporting "secular growth...

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    JPM is a massive market manipulator as are most financials and my belief system will not allow me follow their advice.
    10 Apr 2012, 12:33 PM Reply Like
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    the nice thing is JPM will gladly sell you any or all of these...to lighten up
    10 Apr 2012, 12:37 PM Reply Like
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    LMAO - this is what passes as research? Stocks trading at multiple HUNDREDS of earnings are listed as having "attractive valuations"? GTFO.
    10 Apr 2012, 12:53 PM Reply Like
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    The proverbial "garage sale." When cleaning out the refrigerator a college roommate asked me if I wanted something clearly earmarked for the trash. JPM's recommendation resonates with my roommate's sentiment.
    10 Apr 2012, 01:14 PM Reply Like
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    No apple in that group. A great collection of trash, except Disney .
    10 Apr 2012, 02:01 PM Reply Like
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    I agree with Joe that there's probably no Apple in that group. However, I hardly feel that the group is "a great collection of trash". Amazon, with its continually agressive (and changing) retail model and Accenture, with its continually expanding set of consulting models and skills are, by no means trash. Not an "Apple" but certainly not for the garbage heap.
    10 Apr 2012, 02:39 PM Reply Like
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    Yeah, sure. The "next Apple" from that list of stocks. That's like talking about several garage bands on Long Island and saying that one of them might be the next Beatles. The Ramones maybe, but not the Beatles.
    10 Apr 2012, 02:50 PM Reply Like
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    I have been an investor for 54 years. I have a baccalaureate degree in accounting plus graduate courses.I am a retired CFO from the U.S. Government . I managed over 5 billion dollars at the U.S. Treasury Department. I am an IRS Regeistered Tax Practioner.
    10 Apr 2012, 03:18 PM Reply Like
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    Are you posting this because you need a job? I hear they might be hiring bloggers at some competing websites. I've heard that they pay 1/100th of a penny per page view, with one dollar deducted per misspelling in your article.
    10 Apr 2012, 03:49 PM Reply Like
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    Oh yeah?? Well, I've been a successful commenter for over 10 years and I won the spelling bee in third grade. So I guess that makes us even.
    10 Apr 2012, 03:51 PM Reply Like
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    Wow what a list. I agree none will be the next aapl. I like qcom, but it's growth has been tied to aapl and the smartphone boom. I own qcom, but no way i expect spectacular growth. VMW has some good niche software, but nothing that will change the game in a way Apple has done. The rest of their candidates make me laugh.
    10 Apr 2012, 04:17 PM Reply Like
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    Where's Apple? I think you can buy QCOM, DIS and AMZN and only QCOM is a strong candidate for exceptional growth for the next 10-15 years at least. I say this because Apple has had it's strong growth period. Disney is very solid but not really a exceptional growth story going forward. Amazon is still growing but others will provide competion in this online shopping space. So, QCOM ranks as the best growth story in this group mentioned by far ( patents galore, lots of cash, no debt and a nice dividend that keeps growing every quarter)..........
    10 Apr 2012, 05:07 PM Reply Like
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    My #1 holding. Hope you're right.
    11 Apr 2012, 06:11 AM Reply Like
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    JPM is the next Merrill Lynch
    10 Apr 2012, 09:45 PM Reply Like
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    I don't see Accenture as the next Apple, but this
    company has no debt and an incredible $13.6 billion
    in free cash flow in the last 5 years.1st quarter revenue
    showed a 17% increase [$7.1 billion].
    And a expected EPS for fiscal 2012 of 3.76-3.84.
    I'm in! If ACN sounds like a stock you would like,
    please do your own due diligence.
    snow
    11 Apr 2012, 10:19 AM Reply Like
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