No need to post your comment twice. I got it the first time.
Fact is, corporations are even more unlikely to repatriate their "tons of cash" given this administration's anti-business cynical populism and keeness to raise corporate taxes. Yeah, let's keep them the highest in the world..
"level of the debt is not important to you" Why should it be? It certainly isn't to this administration. It isn't up to corporations to relieve the national debt.....they didn't incur it in the first place. If the govt. chose to bail out failures, (Fannie & Freddie GSE's included) instead of letting them go under, that's their mistake.
"lobbied for a tax holiday.............then spending it on dividends". The nerve of those nasty businesses, spending their earnings the way they want! And, shame on those terrible stockholders for INVESTING and desiring a return on their money!
Whew! I'm finally at the end, after mindlessly clicking "Likes" on all your touche' comments-at least the ones I could understand. Who needs Rocky & Bullwinkle reruns with you around?
Serious comment now. I bought 100 shrs of Apple a long time ago, at around $25. I held it about year and sold it when it roughly doubled, very pleased with myself indeed. Then, I watched it go up and up and up, afraid to chase it. I think my self-flagellation scars are just about healed now.
Thanks for your interesting contributions on SA, both articles and comments.
The Apple You Don't Know [View article]
Fact is, corporations are even more unlikely to repatriate their "tons of cash" given this administration's anti-business cynical populism and keeness to raise corporate taxes. Yeah, let's keep them the highest in the world..
"level of the debt is not important to you"
Why should it be? It certainly isn't to this administration. It isn't up to corporations to relieve the national debt.....they didn't incur it in the first place. If the govt. chose to bail out failures, (Fannie & Freddie GSE's included) instead of letting them go under, that's their mistake.
"lobbied for a tax holiday.............then spending it on dividends".
The nerve of those nasty businesses, spending their earnings the way they want! And, shame on those terrible stockholders for INVESTING and desiring a return on their money!
Insightful indeed.
The Apple You Don't Know [View article]
Apple Shares Are A Screaming 'Bye' [View article]
I once knew a guy who only played the black keys on a piano. It was easier and to him very satisfying.
This is how I feel about your articles. Your replies alone are worth the price of admission.
Apple Shares Are A Screaming 'Bye' [View article]
Whew! I'm finally at the end, after mindlessly clicking "Likes" on all your touche' comments-at least the ones I could understand. Who needs Rocky & Bullwinkle reruns with you around?
Apple Shares Are A Screaming 'Bye' [View article]
Where is your picture hanging?
Apple Shares Are A Screaming 'Bye' [View article]
Also, my Philco is a 14 inch b&w inside of a mahogany cabinet with the other side devoted to a radio and record player. Take that!
Bill Miller's 2 Big Technology Bets [View article]
Apple: We Ain't Seen Nothing Yet [View article]
Serious comment now. I bought 100 shrs of Apple a long time ago, at around $25. I held it about year and sold it when it roughly doubled, very pleased with myself indeed. Then, I watched it go up and up and up, afraid to chase it. I think my self-flagellation scars are just about healed now.
Thanks for your interesting contributions on SA, both articles and comments.
Apple: We Ain't Seen Nothing Yet [View article]
Okay, clap, clap. There's your small ovation.
Never mind Apple, what about NLY? You haven't written about them in at least 48 hours! I'm having withdrawl.
(Written in a lighthearted sprit. Hope you're LOLing.)