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The writer must be a time-traveler. In 1970-1980, gas was $0.25 per gallon at a full service station, i.e. cleaned your windshield, checked your liquid levels, gassed up your tires, presented you a receipt with a souvenir (glass etc.) and said thank you to you. He certainly has brought me back to those good old days. Nice job. Enjoy your mid-winter night's dream.
I don't quite understand why some people like to pay dearly for an Apple that someone already took a bite out of it. Most likely they do because it's a cool, fashionable and trendy way to do, and not that it's functionality is by far superior to all its peers; similar to owning a BMW instead of a Honda. That motive is admirable and so go for it, and pay for it. For me, the writer's message does ring the bell and I would consider DELL. Good luck to both sides. Thank you.
Is Intel Corporation The Ultimate Value Trap For Investors? [View article]
Thank you for your article. Value Trap can mean Value Locked-In? Since you've mentioned in your article that Intel invests heavily in R&D, who can deny that they can't come up with some products that everyone begs to have in the future? We all know there are risks to invest in the market. I'll take that route, long on INTC to lock in the good dividend.
Why 2013 Could Be General Electric's Best Year Ever [View article]
I have been keeping quiet for a decade, as a GE investor. Now I can shout, loudly, after reading your encouraging article. My New Year Wish is: Let the Bulb light again! I'm looking forward to 2013. #13? I'm sure two negatives(- & -) combined will produce a Positive(+), with the right chemistry you've mentioned in your article. Thank you.
Your memory might serve you right. Mine is wrong. I bought GE at $86.25/share in 1986, and I'm not lying. Yes, you read it right! So, I think $35 for GE is possible, only if wish can come true. I carry a wishing-well, on my back.
Why Microsoft's Mismanagement Cost It The Present [View article]
I have been reading articles of I-Hate-Ballmer for years from Main Street. Yet I have not seen many negative comments written on Ballmer from Wall Street? Did Barron's magazine have negative writeup on him? Under what circumstance this man would leave Microsoft before he is being drowned by this sea of hatred? I have MSFT.shares for over a decade.
Buffett Sold Johnson & Johnson: Do The Same By Selling Calls [View article]
I'm always puzzled by the moves of market-movers like fund managers and now the Berkshire. Not too long ago, I read that several fund managers dumped their financial stocks while Buffet keeps buying more Wells Fargo shares. Why they move in opposite directions and whom should the small investors follow? I've JNJ for a long while. This article has put me at a cross-road. Should I hold or sell?
A Lost Decade For Microsoft Investors [View article]
It's a sure bet. And it's a music to the crowd's ear if you sing to glorify a winner. That's why many elevate Apple and down on Microsoft, at times collectively. Public opinions influence and sway market. People use it as an effective weapon to achieve their intended goals. I have seen it times and over in this column. I applaud the contributors who bring us impartial comments and leave us to decide what to do.
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