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dawg

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8. Apple is pretty reasonably valued, even if the wildly optimistic growth forecasts fail to come true.

Tue Oct 16, 2012, 05:05 PM

Oct 2012

At some point, Apple products are going to reach their natural limit - the point where everyone who wants and can afford them, has them. Even so, the company still looks like a good long-term investment.

I never put more than 20% of my investment portfolio into any one stock. Doing so is just asking to lose it all, no matter how *safe* you think the bet might be.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] onehandle Oct 2012 OP

I'd like to go on record now as saying this is 180 degrees wrong. Marr Oct 2012 #1

Bookmarked. nt onehandle Oct 2012 #4

Apple's stock price falls to lowest point in six months OhioChick Nov 2012 #10

If you hold any Apple stock, I'll buy it from you at 110% of its present value. nt onehandle Nov 2012 #11

Apple just went through a 10% correction due mainly to profit taking and rumor. former9thward Oct 2012 #2

Even if I had huge bucks HappyMe Oct 2012 #3

At some point, Apple won't be a good buy anymore.... cbdo2007 Oct 2012 #5

Point out those 'opportunities.' onehandle Oct 2012 #6

If you get your stock tips from an online message board, then stock trading isn't for you. cbdo2007 Oct 2012 #7

Apple is pretty reasonably valued, even if the wildly optimistic growth forecasts fail to come true. dawg Oct 2012 #8

I think this OP might actually be true now! cbdo2007 Nov 2012 #9

Is now a good time to buy Apple??? cbdo2007 Dec 2012 #12