Do you think Apple's stock will rise by the end of the year?

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   wiserworldposted 10 years ago

   Do you think Apple's stock will rise by the end of the year?

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   ZIa Ahmed khanposted 10 years ago

   No, I do not think so. Basically stock market has already top up and will go down over the period . Economy is cooling down, it will remain sluggish. The new Samsung Galaxy 4 and Lumina from Nokia are giving Apple strong competition. It is rumoured Google owned Motorola will be launching its most advance smart phone, smarter than Samsung Galaxy 4 and Apple V and Lumina. This all will give Apple a difficult time.

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   Rock_njposted 10 years ago

   Yes, because the news has been pretty negative for Apple during the first half of 2013.  With some decent product announcements and/or releases later in 2013, AAPL should go up.  Also, Apple is doing a huge buyback of shares that they just announced, which should boost the stock.
   
   I wrote a Hub that analyzes Apple's stock:  Why Apple (AAPL) Is Still a Bargain Despite Its Lofty Price

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   My Esotericposted 10 years ago

   I sure hope so, I like selling Bull Put options rather than selling Bear Call options.  I made a Bear Put trade for April when I thought Apple had turned the corner, at least that is what most of the technical signs showed; that miscalculation cost me most of the profit I had made from Apple the previous 12 months.  (that is the downside to options, btw)

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   JimTxMillerposted 10 years ago

   You'll get my answer as soon as you deposit $100 to my personal account for financial advisory services.

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      greatstuffposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Hahaha, what happened to the HP community spirit?

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   CZARIIIposted 10 years ago

   Apple is a good company that may return shareholders handsome long term rewards.  If you need the money find other ways of getting it and keep Apple as a long term core holding if earnings forecasts hold up.

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