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• Mon Aug 18th 08:42 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple: Great Company with Lofty Valuation - Due for Pullback

  Apple is a great company, however the US consumer and market is weak and getting weaker........Stock will pull back........but should resume its upswing towards the end of 2009
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• Fri Apr 25th 09:22 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple Earnings: The World Is Going Macintosh

  Go apple ! $300 on the way
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• Thu Apr 24th 08:59 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple Shines on Earnings, Still Two Steps Ahead

  So true.....the company sold 2.3 Million Computers......repeat 2.3 million computers !!
  
  Market share growth people......this is a $300 stock.
  
  thecreatingwealthblog....
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• Tue Apr 22nd 07:13 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  RBC Expects Strong Beat from Apple

  I agree. No sell off this time....higher after earnings.
  
  thecreatingwealthblog....
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• Mon Apr 21st 09:48 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple Should Rise on Bold Citi Call

  I agree. This stock should see a 10 -15% pop after earnings. My 12 mos target is $250. If we get lucky and economy bounces could see $300. thecreatingwealthblog....
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• Fri Apr 18th 09:14 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple to Experience Market Share Madness

  Totally agree !!
  
  Been also writing positive about Apple myself. thecreatingwealthblog....
  
  This is a must own stock.
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• Fri Apr 11th 07:33 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple Looks Undervalued Based on Past Earnings

  Apple will continue to grow earnings. It may be possible apple will exceed even $7 in EPS in 2009. This stock will be $300 soon.
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• Thu Apr 10th 14:40 PM | Rating: 0 0
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  Buying Google at a Reasonable Price

  Google is def a buy here at these prices. It has incredible growth and is essential to the internet. Try going on a website and not seeing adsense ads.
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• Thu Apr 10th 07:34 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Blogonomics: The Seeking Alpha Model

  Great Article !
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• Wed Apr 9th 12:03 PM | Rating: 0 0
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  iPhone: The Future of Social Networking?

  Apple stock will be at $300. Another reason this stock will be there this year.
  
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• Wed Apr 9th 07:30 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple Strikes Advertising Gold

  The 3G iphone will be big enough to propel this stock to $300.
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• Tue Apr 8th 10:12 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple Facing Serious Downside Risk - Morgan Keegan

  I strongly disagree with this call. Mac share is growing leaps and bounds. Just ask how many of your friends are switching. Anyone ever walk into an Apple store and find it empty ?
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• Fri Apr 4th 08:40 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Leaving Google in No Man's Land

  I rather be in Apple I agree.....Apple has a shot to go to $300 as written here....thecreathingwealthblog.... Google does seem to be lagging the market for now....but the fundamentals are strong....stock may earn $25 a share next so at these prices it is a value....but If I had to choose apple or google...I would go with Apple.
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• Fri Apr 4th 07:26 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple iPhone Shortage - Is 3G Coming?

  All these phones are being sent outside the united states. Alot of people want this IPHONE especially in third world countries. I think its a huge positive and shows the potential of how many units can be sold once APPLE opens up these markets. I wrote about Apple a few days ago on thecreatingwealthblog..... I too feel very strongly that this will go back to its highs very soon. The Iphone power is yet to be unleashed with new applications coming in June.
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• Thu Apr 3rd 16:01 PM | Rating: 0 0
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  Buzz on the Second Coming of the iPhone

  Seeking Alpha has a article on how this could be a $300 stock........
  
  After reading it and undertstanding some the potential math on the Iphone...its would not be impossible for earnings to double...however from what I have read elsewhere, they amortize the Iphone revenue over 24 mos. They use subscription accouting for the IPHONE so maybe it gets to those earnings in 2009.....but thats ok by me as I too am in it for the long haul.
  
  I will be commenting on Apple quite often in my blog www.thecreatingwealthb.../
  
  as I too am a MAC / Iphone lover :)
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