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    • Nokia Gets No Respect Against Apple, RIM [view article]
      "The problem is that AAPL's 'tech dominance' has never, with the exception of the iPod (which is not an expensive product), translated into market share."

      From a low of around 2% to something approaching 10% I think you have forgotten just how far Apple have come. I bought shares when the market share of the Mac and share price was low. Now they have approached 10% of the PC share in the US and, let us not forget, that is 10% of the MOST PROFITABLE section of market share, I think it is not the time to underestimate Apple.
      Aug 22 03:04 PM
    • Nokia Gets No Respect Against Apple, RIM [view article]
      "The problem is that AAPL's 'tech dominance' has never, with the exception of the iPod (which is not an expensive product), translated into market share."

      From a low of around 2% to something approaching 10% I think you have forgotten just how far Apple have come. I bought shares when the market share of the Mac and share price was low. Now they have approached 10% of the PC share in the US and, let us not forget, that is 10% of the MOST PROFITABLE section of market share, I think it is not the time to underestimate Apple.
      Aug 22 03:04 PM
    • Research In Motion's Dream Run Comes to an End [view article]
      "The Q2 results will not be very impressive since the first version iPhones were almost sold out in May."

      I wouldn't be so sure as the way Apple accounts for iPhone sales is over time and so there is still quite a bit in the kitty to cover for the gap..
      Jun 27 09:04 AM
    • Apple Links Higher Sales with Higher Prices [view article]
      "That's what we need, more moronic AAPL idiots who know nothing about technology"

      Blah-blah - your credentials please
      May 10 09:33 AM
    • Apple's New iPhone Applications No Threat to RIM's BlackBerry [view article]
      @ viking

      If you did your research instead of sarky comments you'd realize that with exchange support it will do pretty well with all those corporate PCs too.
      Mar 09 08:07 PM
    • Last Year's Leaders Have Become This Year's Laggards [view article]
      I wonder why this is? Could it be the constant talking down of these companies in stories on this site? Could it be that your mates wanted a high flyer shorted? Feb 26 07:13 AM
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