@ Asher. Still trying to defend your absurd opinion on what stock analysts do?
The guy from Piper Jaffray thought it would go up another 200%. I don't know if he'd changed his mind by this morning when that article was posted. God knows what will happen. MacWorld will probably signal more movement one way or another in the short term, but they don't seem ruffled over long term performance.
So roughly half the analysts say buy, roughly half hold and you seem to think that it bodes ill for Apple's stock. But that's not what the article says.
The person who wrote it thinks that long term it's good, but that news in the not too distant future could make it volatile. That's not the same as saying that over the long term it will be a bad buy now, which is what it would be if Apple were doomed.
I guess it's time for one of your regular "the article doesn't say what it says" posts.
You'll try to twist and twist and abuse people who point out how FOS you are, but nothing changes the fact that you didn't know what you were talking about and have been proved a fool. Ha Ha.
The guy from Piper Jaffray thought it would go up another 200%. I don't know if he'd changed his mind by this morning when that article was posted. God knows what will happen. MacWorld will probably signal more movement one way or another in the short term, but they don't seem ruffled over long term performance.
So roughly half the analysts say buy, roughly half hold and you seem to think that it bodes ill for Apple's stock. But that's not what the article says.
So if you're a long-term investor, it's hard to find any worms in the Apple story. But investors should realize that the stock could be volatile in the near-term. Expectations for hot new products coming out of Macworld and strong earnings are so high that the slightest disappointment could trigger a violent sell off.
The person who wrote it thinks that long term it's good, but that news in the not too distant future could make it volatile. That's not the same as saying that over the long term it will be a bad buy now, which is what it would be if Apple were doomed.
I guess it's time for one of your regular "the article doesn't say what it says" posts.
You'll try to twist and twist and abuse people who point out how FOS you are, but nothing changes the fact that you didn't know what you were talking about and have been proved a fool. Ha Ha.
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