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mrpercentage:
Uh.. no timing needed really just in and hold on like you would an index. They even have yields. Im not saying everything folks. Im saying Im in my 30's 30%
you might need to read some fundamentals each quarter to see if she'll stop bucking but I think you will be safe this year. It gets really obscene if you push it out to forever. Like 25,000% obscene

mrpercentage:
Im just a regular guy, so what do I know but...
Apple is being called a value stock because its so @##$$ big that people are afraid to invest for the long term.
Personally I lean towards Disney it is a little less Holy Shit on growth.

Im 23% Disney 7% Apple. My plan is 30% minus 2% for every year over 35 in stocks. Im not ivy league, but my gut says Bingo!
Im calling it.. you can scream at me next April, or you can face palm. Only time will tell

forestbound:
Word of caution, IBM used to be a "can't lose" stock. There really is no such thing. The new watch, well I have my skepticism.

That being said Apple was the first stock I snatched up during the Great Recession and it has done wonders for my portfolio. I won't buy any more, I have enough, not nearly 7% of my portfolio. I do make money using Apple products, been working on Macs for over 20 years. They rock!


SuperSecretName:
geez, talk about cherry picking data.

yeah, apple will be great.  until it isn't anymore.

GuitarStv:
All indicators showed that the pumpkin stock I bought near the end of October would be an unstoppable Juggernaut.  I was disappointed with performance in November.

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