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Thanks Raylo ^_^

A friend who works for a large investment company tells me they have a very elderly client who bought Apple shares at $10 and, of course is still holding! I'm not so sure about the normal business cycles with Apple. They've been around so long and just when I thought they were just a great computer company they start up itunes and we have ipods. I'm actually wondering what Steve and his crews will dream up next.

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Dell operational excellence? You must be joking!

Sell These Three Stocks Before Everyone Else Does

Lefty, never fear about falling in love... just try not to fall in love with money. Our only real power is our love and our only real issue is how do we manage our power, which can translate into "how do we manage our money and what products do we want to invest in?" The first time I ever typed on a mac I had the experience of connecting with a product that was of top quality. Never have I felt that way on a PC. In fact except for a few business brochures I created on my old PC the only other powerful experience of pleasure I had was swapping out my hard drive.

On the other hand, I have loved my ipod and definitely have a sweet relationship with my iphone. I live near Malibu where there were fires and my internet/cable company lost their server so I wasn't able to be online for almost a week but could always access the internet and do my business from my iphone. These experiences are the reason why Apple has been so successful. Microsoft has been successful because it has catered to the masses and for that I am grateful but with Apple, well it's like a great car... its a 'kind ride.'

The main point I am trying to make here to all of us 'rational' investors is maybe we can have both: our investments in companies that we also have some emotional attachment to. And that maybe that's not such a bad thing. To put the power of our money into something of quality that brings us positive pleasure, is to me, healthy.

Sell These Three Stocks Before Everyone Else Does

Hmmmm, Alan I notice you seem to not want to take responsibility for your words especially when you are trashing other people and their businesses. For instance you talk about Steve Jobs in what seemed to me to be a negative way -- and then you say others who call you on your lack of reality "emotional".... wow! Now I don't want to speak for anyone else but I sense that most of us who have ever bought Apple stock have done so because they were so impressed with the products and wanted to be part of a great company. So, I doubt many apple investors sell their stock and those that have probably didn't really want to. Anyway, the point I wanted to make to you Alan, is that while you are trashing Apple and then calling the guys who are calling you on your crappy attitude, you are the one getting emotional. And then you have the nerve to quickly write a response that spits your emotional reaction right back at them. If you are not one of the brave souls out there doing emotional purification work with a good therapist and or group then I say to you "Good Luck" -- smartass!