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Fact is is that you are an amateur... so stop pretending to know things that you don't know. You are misleading people.
I've been patient to this point Gumdrop, but unless you start retorting with cogent arguments and address the points, rather than spewing hyperbole, then I'm going to block you.
I just call it like I see it, and how I see it is you are full of shit. Your 'predictions' aren't based on anything other than you really, really, want AAPL and the stock market to go down. Then you then use a few charts and other stuff to make you sound authoritative to try to convince other people that you seem to know what you are talking about. Well you don't 'really' know what you are talking about and that is backed up by some pretty solid evidence- you have been absolutely wrong about everything, every single thing, for months now.
I mean why don't you just admit that you were wrong??? What is such a big deal about that? Are you so full of hubris that you can't admit your past mistakes?? I normally wouldn't bother but there might be some gullible people out there who take your advice and lose their money. They have no recourse now and are stuck in a losing position because of you. Are you worried that someone might sue you because they took your bad advice? I would be.
Would Apple get a bump? I haven't traded apple for a couple months but I'm wondering if $90'ish looks interesting for a trade on the news??
Tuesday we have lots of economic news.
http://biz.yahoo.com/c/ec/200852.html
Perhaps a rally monday with some selling near the close????
I truly would prefer the opposite, and have the year end on a high note, I just don't see the Bulls pulling it off, absent a Christmas miracle.
Doesn't that mean that only fundamentals have value?