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Where does everyone see aapl's price come this time next year... BTW this thread should be in the stock market and
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I agree.i believe innovation in the mobile market has peaked. There will be improvements to current benchmarks, i,e things will get faster, lighter, etc.....but I don't see a game changing innovation in the near term (next 5 years.)
AAPL thrives off innovation, as there is not much room for that right now, AAPL has hit a ceiling. It has nothing to do with Steve Jobs, it's a real capacity that we are stuck in until semiconductors can support the next change.
Meanwhile, competitors, have caught up and now it's refinement on the little things. The disparities between competitors is shrinking.
You don't make any sense. You have to take it on a company by company basis.
Of course AAPL won't own forever. On the other hand, can they consistently turn out growth and earnings? The data and facts suggest that they can. Who's their biggest competition? Samsung. And then who else? So do you believe that Samsung will reign supreme?
This mantra of "especially in the tech sector" is too big a generalization. MSFT, GOOG, CSCO, ORCL, IBM, etc. where someone who bought into them for the long term (as in held for 20+ years) has made good money.
Yes, there are the HP's and DELL's and RIMM's and NOK's but that doesn't mean that there aren't exceptional companies in every sector that produce decade after decade or companies which at times are undervalued so much by the market that they make a great long term bet at certain prices ( e.g.: F @ under $5).
I wouldn't advise someone to invest all of their capital in bets like this but personally I invest a third of my money in companies which I believe to be great long term bets. Are all of them going to succeed? No. But if only 2 or 3 out of 10 do then I come out on top anyway. I just give myself greater odds by trying to picking better plays.
It's not flawed because leaders in various sectors all have things in common.You don't make any sense. You have to take it on a company by company basis.
Of course AAPL won't own forever. On the other hand, can they consistently turn out growth and earnings? The data and facts suggest that they can. Who's their biggest competition? Samsung. And then who else? So do you believe that Samsung will reign supreme?
This mantra of "especially in the tech sector" is too big a generalization. MSFT, GOOG, CSCO, ORCL, IBM, etc. where someone who bought into them for the long term (as in held for 20+ years) has made good money.
Yes, there are the HP's and DELL's and RIMM's and NOK's but that doesn't mean that there aren't exceptional companies in every sector that produce decade after decade or companies which at times are undervalued so much by the market that they make a great long term bet at certain prices ( e.g.: F @ under $5).
I wouldn't advise someone to invest all of their capital in bets like this but personally I invest a third of my money in companies which I believe to be great long term bets. Are all of them going to succeed? No. But if only 2 or 3 out of 10 do then I come out on top anyway. I just give myself greater odds by trying to picking better plays.@ comparing government / business / info systems based software companies to a consumer based electronic company based on marketing...![]()
That argument is flawed bro.
Samsung = elephant in da room
Dem boys out for blood.
It has already moved. NFLX and AMZN.If AMZN reports good this upcoming week, I expect a lot of AAPL money to move to AMZN.
Apple done pissed off those Koreans![]()
Apple done pissed off those Koreans![]()
They're just a hardware manufacturer. Call me when they get a actual ecosystem, you know something that competes with the likes of the App Store or iTunes...oh wait.
I played the cards and I won.