melwoesblvd
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was thinking about it at 7.79 but was hoping for 7.5 or less. ah well
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I think its about 6%
uncle sam and the IRS are also saluting you ID
Solid. Kinda debating with Apple. Sold when it reached 95, rebought, sold at 180ish, rebought, sold at 250ish, rebought and now looking good. Although if I had kept the initial shares at $5 or whatever it was...
Not touching my stake in AAPL. Actually 1/2 my stack is invested in it. I wont consider changing my stake until I see 550 to 600. They BETTER bring on a ******* dividend too.
Why do you want a dividend?? You know that's the begining of the end. I'd rather them invest that money back in the company, you know they're going to need it down the road. Also GOOG hits $1000 before AAPL which IMO won't ever.
That is so low.
Solid. Kinda debating with Apple. Sold when it reached 95, rebought, sold at 180ish, rebought, sold at 250ish, rebought and now looking good. Although if I had kept the initial shares at $5 or whatever it was...
Not touching my stake in AAPL. Actually 1/2 my stack is invested in it. I wont consider changing my stake until I see 550 to 600. They BETTER bring on a ******* dividend too.
Dividends usually signal the end of the rapid growth of a company, which is what I am mostly interested in at this stage of my life.
Its your strategy, its not a signal anything is finished.
Apple is already a mature company. It just happens to be still be able to grow very fast. They are not an acquisition company, they cant possibly invest that much in R & D, so then what? Another stupid share buyback that benefits nobody? You cant sit on cash like that doing nothing. It becomes dead money.
So a dividend is the only reasonable option.
One thing I would suggest is that you think having a yield is going to damage the share price. Many funds can't buy Apple because it doesnt yield. Opening the stock up to that would create a pool of new investors.
Lastly, dividend paying stocks, on the whole, do a lot better over time than stocks which do not.
MSFT pays a dividend and that stock has been dead money for a while. I was checking out some of the new stuff AAPL was working on for either the new Iphone or the Ipad I forgot, but one of the new things they were interested in doing was adding a retna scan to let you unlock your phone or pad by just looking at it. If that's the next "cutting edge" thing these guys are trying then they are in deep poop.