Apple 'Healthiest Tech Co. Ever,' Amazon 'Spectacularly Well' Positioned

Eat dirt and cry all ye who bashed the stock previously...

appl is the best stock to bay ever i love the stock

Henry Blodget and Aaron Task called AAPL @ 119 basically as the bottom back in February, thats when I got in and am sure glad I did!

Need to update your tittle AAPL is up more than 2.5%

Dear That other guy.. Thanks much! Glad somebody remembered and (better yet) profited. - Aaron

Nowhere to go but up for AAPL: -Creating new Markets. -Changing old market standards. -Buying new chip manufacturers and innovative companies. -Growing market share by multiples. -Charismatic CEO makes deals with other industry giants. -CEO's from other companies seated on Board of Dir. (Google) Of course that means nowhere to go but down for MSFT: -Concentrating on saturated low margin market. -Trying to keep old market standards proprietary. -Trying to do hostile takeover of innovative companies. -Trying to hold on to shrinking market share. -Self centered spastic CEO rants and ridicules other industry giants. -Who is on the Board of Directors?

AMZN is like any other retailer in a recession, its sales are going to slow. Period.

apple... yes baby!!!!

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I really like Yahoo and I think this stock has an upward trend to make in the near future. I think Yahoo is doing a great job. Why can't they be another Google someday? Just look at APPL right now!

I really like Yahoo and I think this stock has an upward trend to make in the near future. I think Yahoo is doing a great job. Why can't they be another Google someday? Just look at APPL right now!

Yahoo began with a bad idea: "Instead of using search engines, we'll use people to classify the contents of the Internet, like a library catalog." Wrong. Now they have a me-too search engine that will never catch up to Google. They lack real innovation. Google maps rocks. Yahoo maps bite. All Yahoo has is a "portal" based on it being the default home page for people who don't know how to change their home page -- like AOL, it survives on people's ignorance and self-doubt. No future. All they really have is Yahoo Groups. And anyone who wants to badly enough can take that business over. There's nothing hard or innovative about the software behind it. They own it because they give it away -- no competition because no profit in it. Yahoo stumbles on, but with no vision, no product, and little to offer. Apple on the other hand invents something totally amazing every year, then makes it better, and performs well as a business. Does anyone think they're done? They're just getting started. The sky's the limit. And Amazon sells everything on-line and ships it to your door. That's the future of commerce. What Sears Roebuck was to the 19th and early 20th century, Amazon is to the 21st. It's hard for them to miss; with over a million products, they're bound to have some hits. And like Apple, they execute well as a business. Google is less well organized, but they're the smartest people on the planet. They generate ideas the way Apple generates products. And their search engine generates beaucoup bucks and pays the bills. It's a wild card. But Yahoo? I don't think so.

Talk about a long time coming. Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak took a position in the mid 80's and bid the farm on it. "People do not want to learn computers, they want to use them." The company went in the opposite direction of the industry and a quarter of a century later, the path is paying off. Thanks guys for following an old adage ... If you want to succeed, never follow the other guy!"

If I were buying Yahoo, I would consider buying them on the strength of Flickr and Del.icio.us. Both were great acquisitions, and Yahoo was smart enough with both of them to let them continue with their own culture that made them special. I also like their Tubes, but not many people know about them, something that I do fault Yahoo for.

apple=annoying cult members

At the end of the year AAPL=200$

Apple is the shiznit! if you are in 32 or younger (the younger the better) and simply buy 1 share a week and once you retire, you will be very wealthy. Don't believe me? Go back when AAPL IPO'ed and do the math...this works with a lot of other companies that made a positive difference in history......MSFT, GE, BA, GOOG, XOM, COP, SPY (one of the earliest ETF, etc.........