Jason Rines (iThinkBig)

Tech May Be a Wreck, But This Isn't 2001

You got it Brewer, it's called a Tipping Point. Apple relies on outside developers for a large portion of it's digital content such as games and apps. They have shrewdly harnassed a global online collective at minimal cost. On another article here someone else pointed out that MSTF may face competition from Google on OS. Also, outsider developer strategy or what some refer as open source strategy. The trend is established and has proven successful thus far, no doubt about it. Come to think of it, IBM does a lot of this as well.

Has the Last Investor Thrown In the Towel?

Great point Jegan. That is why I disagree with the article that says capitulation has happened. Not... there... quite... yet... And lastly, let's see what sectors Washington policy is going to pick to win or have there wealth plundered for the benefit of another sector. Welcome to Fascism with a smile.


On Nov 05 01:13 PM jegan ;-) wrote:

> Analysts are just not sure where the market is going either. In fact,
> there is no consensus as to which way the market is going. Buffett
> is going long, Rogers is going long (commodities and China), Gartman
> has dipped his toe in some metals, Pickens is **all cash** ....And
> so it goes.
>
> For every guru buying, I can give you one that isn't. For every guru
> saying the bottom is in, I can give you one that says it isn't.
>
>
> jegan ;-)