Pressure Mounts On Apple As Amazon Releases New Tablet [View article]
One thing I heard about 7 inch tablets is that they would all be DOA. I forget who said that but I seem to remember he has a reputation as a visionary, and he's been right about it so far.I am sure it wasn't Jeff Bezos.
11 Reasons Why Apple Could Fall in 2011 [View article]
Great analysis- clearly Apple has already thought of everything that could be thought of, so there is no more growth opportunity. "That way, if I get a virus on one computer, I can just buy a new one without worrying about all the money I’ve spent. " Truly Saturday Night Live material.
Inflation Not a Valid Reason to Own Gold [View article]
A very forthright and bold stand- and you've suggested a good leap strategy to take advantage of it, but somehow it reminds me of people saying things like "BuyMusic.com will destroy the iTms", "AAPL will never succeed in the phone market", "No one will buy iMacs, they don't even have a floppy drive", etc.
Market recap: So much for stocks' gains since the elections, wiped out by today's sell-off amid speculation about China boosting borrowing costs. Treasurys went into the tank after the Fed kicked off QE2, with 5-year Tsy yields +0.17 to 1.36%. Commodities hard and soft took it on the chin: Oil sank 3.6% to under $85, metals lost 2-5%, and sugar tumbled the most in 22 years. Who did least worst? Cash holders. [View news story]
Apple's Growth Story Is Over [View article]
Apple's Growth Story Is Over [View article]
Pop Goes The Gold Bubble [View article]
Pressure Mounts On Apple As Amazon Releases New Tablet [View article]
Pressure Mounts On Apple As Amazon Releases New Tablet [View article]
Why Focusing Solely On U.S. Debt Is Misguided [View article]
Screening for Technology Stocks: 30 Finds to Consider [View article]
Where is the OUTRAGE ? [View instapost]
11 Reasons Why Apple Could Fall in 2011 [View article]
Inflation Not a Valid Reason to Own Gold [View article]
Market recap: So much for stocks' gains since the elections, wiped out by today's sell-off amid speculation about China boosting borrowing costs. Treasurys went into the tank after the Fed kicked off QE2, with 5-year Tsy yields +0.17 to 1.36%. Commodities hard and soft took it on the chin: Oil sank 3.6% to under $85, metals lost 2-5%, and sugar tumbled the most in 22 years. Who did least worst? Cash holders. [View news story]
Is the iPhone 4 Becoming the Windows Vista of Apple? [View article]
Precious Metals Headed Higher: Here's How I Know [View article]
Bloggers Far More Accurate on Apple Than Analysts [View article]