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Not everyone on your site is a trader. I own several shares of Apple as a long term investor, so to bailout would be very expensive. On the other hand if you feel the bottom is truly going to fall out perhaps this is the way to go. I need clarification on how you would play this in my position. My guess is most of the jobs we have known in the U.S. will never come back, I really do not see how we can compete in many industries. However, there will be new jobs in new industries but global competition will go after these jobs as well. You advice for a long term investor
So if I was a positional or trend trader I would be a buyer here and a buyer at 80 and a buyer at 70, 60 and so on. The thing you have to believe in, is that you'll get a reasonable return from this stock in your investment horizon. Apple doesn't pay dividends, so holding for the long term is a very big gambit, when your dollars could be working for you elsewhere.
Ruby Tuesday called you a quack and a self serving know nothing and you banished him but he will always come back to haunt you - maybe even with the SEC.....hahahahah short this ...
zach just likes to hear himself talk--so now he'll pile on the panic train.
Please don't mistake analysis of potential outcomes with calling a level. I very rarely if ever call bottoms unless I think there is substantial evidence to do so. In hindsight the 1200 level was obviously not a bottom, just a temporary landing.
And If I'm pushing the panic button, it's because the near-term future doesn't look promising. The fact is that the markets still believe stocks are over-priced in this environment. So that can only mean one thing, further declines. If you choose not to recognize that, well that's your prerogative.
on aug 11th you called "the bull is back" and then numerous bottom calls after that.....you don't know whether you are coming or going sometimes, Zach--you just love to hear yourself talk. You's make a great lawyer, you can talk your way out of a paper bag. Most see through this though, regardless of what your "visitor" numbers say--your blog and board is basically defunct. How many people aswered your rate cut poll? 6?
bet you didn't short though you told everyone else to dump...
I think Apple wool go lower and maybe a good buy at 85. No one can predict the bottom but you can pick good stocks based on charts. Keep up the good work.