Apple - Great Products But Is It a Great Investment?

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Apple - Great Products But Is It a Great Investment?

Posted by newbie-investor 899 days ago, popular 899 days ago (http://www.dividendtree.net)
Category: Stocks | Tags: aapl apple stocks

At this point in time, Apple is only company that can challenge Microsoft with its operating system. I believe it already has the product, but is Apple willing to go that route? If it does happen, may be I will rethink my views of investing in Apple

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beckimccarthy 899 days ago

apple is a great growth stock. jobs is not going to tell you and the whole world whats teh next step. that's how he builds euphoria around its products....

ultrageek 898 days ago

Is Apple a great investment? Sure their share price was higher late last year, but it's been climbing for the most part for the last 6 months, probably due to Steve Jobs improved health and return to work -- even if part of it is from home. Now, if they DO announce a tablet computer, it's possible that the share price will move towards Dec 2008 highs of around $200. Unless the "Apple Tablet" sucks. yeah, right

david1234 897 days ago

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amabaie 897 days ago

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david1234 897 days ago

Hey Tamar, I'll do that for sure.

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tamar 897 days ago

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