Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Still waiting for your bounce. You really butchered this call. You said you didn't put a lot of weight on technicals. Sounds like you should put more weight there and less on fundamentals to me. Your call is worse because the market is rallying and Apple is still suffering. Wow, that is really bad.
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
We'll who was right? Nov 3 AAPL was at 572. It then went down to 505.75. Then if you offered them to me I would have sold you more shares at 594 when it got back up there for a few days. I hope you remember that I wrote you and told you it would bounce and then correct. Now it's at 538.79. I would say I was right. I don't know how you could dispute that, but why don't you take a shot? I am curious if you feel any responsibility or remorse for the people that may have listened to you. I am curious if you are as irresponsible as that Joe Terranova fast money guy who was telling people to buy Apple at 660.
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
I hope you were dollar cost averaging from 572 to 505 over the last few days. I only day trade so I don't have to worry about that kind of nonsense. Instead of buying and buying and buying all the way down you could have traded in an out of this thing from the short and long side. I throw you this bone. Today made a nice hammer and got back above 517, that bodes well for you. I have mad my own indicators and today's turn around was not a surprise for me and probably anybody else with a good grasp of technical analysis. Now you have to wonder if it will be short term or long term. I don't care. I think it will probably bounce around 10% and then fail. But I'll reevaluate after it bounces.
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You should really avoid using technicals if you are using stochastics and MACD to pick oversold levels. One way to interpret overbought and oversold levels is to know that it took momentum/power to get the indicator to that level. These indicators can stay overbought or oversold for a very long time. Be careful my fuzzy little friend. A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. If I were you, I would buy a book. Not a technical analysis book. Something like a Harry Potter book. Then you would have less time to bother people with your opinions.
The iPhone 5 is still supply-constrained at U.S. Apple Stores, says Piper's Gene Munster after polling 70 of them. He also found ongoing shortages at AT&T and Verizon, though Sprint's situation is said to be improving. Those comments are probably contributing to today's Apple (AAPL -2.7%) selloff, especially since Munster's Oct. 4 report on shortages proved accurate. On a more positive note, Munster's poll of 730 U.S. consumers found 55% of those planning to buy a smartphone indicating they want an iPhone 5. [View news story]
Shut up!!! Sit down!!!! I told you not to be stupid you moron. I'll blank you like a wild aminal it is.
Marissa Mayer backed Yahoo's (YHOO) decision to return 85% of the proceeds from its Alibaba share sale to shareholders, a source tells Henry Blodget. It has been speculated Dan Loeb and/or other Yahoo board members pressured Mayer into agreeing to let go of the money, which many expected would be used for an acquisition spree. (also) [View news story]
What the hell are you talking about petten Speaka the english please. No hablo espanmoron.
A Spanish rescue program - completion of which would allow the ECB to commence its bond-purchase operation - is under backroom discussion and set to be unveiled next week, according to officials. The plan will be "pre-approved" by Brussels, helping to ease Spanish PM Rajoy's political issue of not wanting to request a bailout for fear of the strings that may be attached. [View news story]
CWRoberson agrees with winning trader. Now that's news. That is some real in depth analysis and useful information winningtrader has provided. Time to borrow money from a drug cartel and put in all on Spain. I am going to be rich. Thanks winningtrader.
Sharp (SHCAY.PK) is reportedly in talks with Intel (INTC) over a possible capital tie-up involving a cash injection of more than $383M. INTC is looking to capitalize on Sharp's small-to medium-sized LCD panel technology, while for Sharp, the tie-up would provide much needed cash and a steady customer flow for its panel technology. [View news story]
I like Intel because they make a real nice meatball. Ask Salvatore.
Another "Flash Crash" in the financial markets could happen at any moment because of high frequency trading, warns former hedge fund analyst David Lauer. These disasters are causing retail investors to flee the equities market - $283B already since the Flash Crash in May 2010 - and their flight during a period of incredible stock market returns is a sure sign this exodus is a result of mistrust rather than economic conditions. And it's simply "a matter of time" Lauer says, "before we have another." [View news story]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
Expect Apple To Surge In Coming Months [View article]
The iPhone 5 is still supply-constrained at U.S. Apple Stores, says Piper's Gene Munster after polling 70 of them. He also found ongoing shortages at AT&T and Verizon, though Sprint's situation is said to be improving. Those comments are probably contributing to today's Apple (AAPL -2.7%) selloff, especially since Munster's Oct. 4 report on shortages proved accurate. On a more positive note, Munster's poll of 730 U.S. consumers found 55% of those planning to buy a smartphone indicating they want an iPhone 5. [View news story]
Marissa Mayer backed Yahoo's (YHOO) decision to return 85% of the proceeds from its Alibaba share sale to shareholders, a source tells Henry Blodget. It has been speculated Dan Loeb and/or other Yahoo board members pressured Mayer into agreeing to let go of the money, which many expected would be used for an acquisition spree. (also) [View news story]
A Spanish rescue program - completion of which would allow the ECB to commence its bond-purchase operation - is under backroom discussion and set to be unveiled next week, according to officials. The plan will be "pre-approved" by Brussels, helping to ease Spanish PM Rajoy's political issue of not wanting to request a bailout for fear of the strings that may be attached. [View news story]
Sharp (SHCAY.PK) is reportedly in talks with Intel (INTC) over a possible capital tie-up involving a cash injection of more than $383M. INTC is looking to capitalize on Sharp's small-to medium-sized LCD panel technology, while for Sharp, the tie-up would provide much needed cash and a steady customer flow for its panel technology. [View news story]
Another "Flash Crash" in the financial markets could happen at any moment because of high frequency trading, warns former hedge fund analyst David Lauer. These disasters are causing retail investors to flee the equities market - $283B already since the Flash Crash in May 2010 - and their flight during a period of incredible stock market returns is a sure sign this exodus is a result of mistrust rather than economic conditions. And it's simply "a matter of time" Lauer says, "before we have another." [View news story]
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