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    • ON: Sun Oct 12th 18:48 PM
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      Will Apple Reveal New Macbooks This Week?
      This is a terrible article. It doesn't do anything other than speculate....this is not journalism. Regardless, Apple laptop's are getting licked up like water in a summer desert right now....you fools! Don't you realize most of the people that are purchasing Apple product's have great jobs and for the most part aren't going to be majorly affected by the economic conditions? It's the PC/Microsoft users whose budgets are affected, that's why they purchased PC's in the first place!
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    • ON: Fri Jan 18th 13:01 PM
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      4 Million iPhones - Not Good Enough
      Todd, you are an idiot...go back to your PC and run scandisk. The iPhone is breaking trends and alliances like no other product in cellphone history. And what if they come out with an iPhone nano?
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    • ON: Tue Jan 15th 14:24 PM
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      Apple Tumbles During 'Disappointing' Stevenote
      Erick,

      ...the stock always goes down during his keynotes....who cares? Apple stock goes up on earnings, the only thing investors (at least the smart ones) care about!

      [Comment edited for abusive language. Commenter put on notice]
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    • ON: Thu Dec 13th 02:58 AM
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      Will Apple's Leopard OS Change the PC Industry?
      I bought a 5 year old iMac G4 as my first Apple computer about 6 months ago; and the reason I did this was because I didn't need anything cutting edge; I only wanted to move my iTunes Library off my PC and use Apple for personal stuff (pictures, music, quicken, etc). I use a IBM/Lenovo T41 for work because I have to; otherwise I would buy a MacBook. The funny thing is that the G4 iMac works better than my WindowsXP machine, although the iMac is 4 years older. The technology and simplicity of Apple is simply winning everyone over. It is such a sad thing to watch people waste their time on Windows; but the simplicity and integrity of Apple (they don't advertise products that don't exist or unless it runs and works well) will simply pull it into high gear in the next 2 years. If you aren't vested now, then do it tomorrow. I bought a thousand shares of Apple 4 years ago at $11.00/share (adjusted). I did this not because I wanted to play the stock market, but because I believed that Apple had superior products and a superior strategy; and now the pedal is hitting the medal. I also predicted that Apple would be at $200 by xmas/new years, and all my friends chuckled. I chuckle my way to the BANK BABY! Now I think about selling, but I am realizing again that this is only the beginning. Apple will top the $10 billion mark for quarterly sales this quarter, just wait and see, for the first time ever. It will top 25 million iPods, and it will top 2.5 million macs sold. I predicted and made more investments because Apple has noticed how BIG the xmas quarter is and truly have lined themselves up for an ABSOLUTE KILLING this quarter. I am not kidding around here kids, this stock will frickin' fly past $230 when the results are shown on 17 Jan. The momentum that Apple has is unprecedented now and it will hit $300 around June. Look for 2008 to be a $40 billion year for Apple. You think 30-35% a year is fast growth, they will go 50% revenue growth in 2008, certainly in 2009. There is no doubt that this is the next technology company of the 21st century, MS was the company of the 20th century, but people are tired of being fooled and money is getting tighter, and time is more valuable, and Apple has the golden sceptre when it comes to reputation and word of mouth, which slaps marketing and advertising any day! Forget about the media and the analysts, they are all schmucks, because I've invested against their advice for the last 4 years and have done 1900% on my investment and I will retire in 4 years from now as a millionaire and serve the poor all on the BIG APPLE! Hallelujah! AMEN!
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