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    • Taking Some Profits in Apple [view article]
      If you are smart, sell your AAPL shares and enjoy the awesome returns! Sit back and watch the media blitz and price war between RIMM and AAPL for market share that will be starting early next month. RIMM has already announced a slew of new products to directly compete against i-Phone in the consumer arena. Also, don't forget Nokia...they will be introducing a slew of new products aimed at i-Phone. If you really believe that i-Phone is invincible then go ahead and buy AAPL shares aggressively! Just remember, RIMM and Nokia are formidable competitiors! It could be a bloody price war and you may get clobbered holding AAPL shares in your portfolio. May 15 08:28 PM
    • 6 Questions for Long Term Google Investors [view article]
      The Barron's analyst who is calling Google's next stop at $350 is the same one who was yelling to short Google at $450 then at $550 then at 700 for the last 12 months. Had you trusted him, you would have sold Google at $450 or so a year ago. Of course he back and blowing his horn again because finally Google is down for a change.
      Now that EU has finally cleared the merger of Google and Double Click, watch the march of Google toward $550 in the next nine to 12 months!
      Mar 15 04:34 PM
    • Google Should Hit 90% Search Market Share [view article]
      I have yet to hear anyone say "I Yahooed it or Microed it" for any query on the web. The bureaucracy at Microsoft would kill whatever creativity and agility still left in Yahoo. The merger would turn YHOO into a true micro-yahoo! Google is a steal at current level. Mar 09 09:22 PM
    • Apple's New iPhone Applications No Threat to RIM's BlackBerry [view article]

      RIM will maintain and continue to grow its market share for at least the next 3 to 5 years. iPhone is sleek, great for kids and moms to carry it around in schools and shopping malls, but RIM is the king in the corporate world. It would take a decade or longer for iPhone to match RIM's reliability, ease of use, security, owner loyalty and, of course, the envious global subscriber-base.
      Mar 09 01:57 PM
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