David Forjan

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    • Fri Nov 14th 11:21 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Cramer's Stop Trading! AT&T a Market Stalwart (11/12/08)
      why do you publish the shameless, greedy, self-serving comments by this sc*m? Have you forgotten that only 3 weeks ago, Cramer, in front of a national audience, on B. Williams Nightly News, told everyone to pull their money out of the markets and not to invest for another 5 years? You should not tarnish the great website of Seeking Alpha with his sleezy words. His name is now a turnoff to many of us investors.
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    • Fri Jul 25th 10:30 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Apple Investors Need to Get a Grip
      Zach,

      Thanks for your insights.

      You are one very smart dude.

      Thanks again.

      David Forjan
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    • Fri Apr 25th 09:28 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Apple’s Dramatic Risks and Ambitions
      While the title of the article indicated some insightful thoughts about Apple's future, direction and obstacles, it was mostly just a regurgitation of all the other news I've seen all over the place.
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    • Thu Nov 22nd 14:54 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Why I'm All About Apple
      I have been an Apple investor since 1997, the year Steve Jobs returned (and fortunately I cashed in right before the crash in 2000, then I bought back in in a big way). My motto then, and still is, to bet on Steve Jobs. Look what he did with Pixar. I will never bet against him. Just bet on him.

      I worked with Macs as programmer, sales, consultant since 1987.

      Enough about me, though.

      You hit the nail on the head in your article, "An Apple Holiday. What I have known for years about the Mac and Steve Jobs, is just now becoming mainstream. The upside potential is quite huge. Apple has 5-6% market share, with 94% computer owners as potential new customers. And the tipping point I've been expecting may have started last quarter, FY4Q07. Especially judging from your experiences and observations.

      In 2002 or -03, Steve Jobs told everyone he was going to create the digital hub lifestyle. And here it is. iPhone, iPod, Mac, Apple TV, iLife, all connected seamlessly, synching, updating automatically.

      And even though he told the world that he was going to do it, no one else has. And he delivered it as a wonderful user experience. I could go on and on, but you already have. You hit all the nails on the head.

      When I started out investing in Apple, it was as a retirement fund. It still is. But now it is also a source of income, in addition to my retirement fund.

      Hopefully your readers will learn from you and secure their own retirement, and short term income, from sizable investment in Apple.

      Good luck to you John and all your readers.

      David Forjan
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    • Thu Oct 11th 12:12 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Apple: Market Is Missing True iPhone Earnings Potential
      Just some general food for thought.
      The iPhone will continue to surprise analysts. That's because it's a smartphone in two ways, not just the one way that we're all calling it. It's a smartphone as in the category of phones called smartphones.
      But it's also a smartphone because the software/interface that controls it is "smart". Meaning the software interface is an intelligent one. The software is smart because it gives you only the options/buttons that are in the context of what you are currently doing with the phone. The user isn't confused and overwhelmed with options/buttons that are not necessary. Only the options/buttons that are pertinent to the function you are currently doing.
      So the iPhone is a smartphone in two ways. And as the user base grows, and more people see how smart a phone can really be, the potential for new buyers of the iPhone increases exponentially, at least for the foreseeable future.
      Thanks Eric for the forum you create for exchange of ideas, information and opinions about Apple, Inc.
      David Forjan
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