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Could it be that the reason Apple makes no effort to refute the negative reports coming out almost daily is because of their buyback program. The lower the price, the more shares "retired." And that raises the question of what, exactly, Apple has …
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coolerkid said: Apple typically make a run up before earnings, as well as the overall market into winter earnings. Apple can't crack that 120 level, so they need to beat it down so they can run it up again, it's the only way to make money off…
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sog35 said: cnocbui said: What do people in the US have against dividends? Why are they seemingly not in favour while buybacks are? Buybacks don't seem to have had the intended effect. I think significantly increased dividends woul…
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The author of this article said, "Who's winning the most from Apple's irrationally low stock price? Ironically, it's Apple and its shareholders. That's because Apple has been burning through its capital return program, buying back billions worth of …
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Who wrote this article?
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I hope you're right. But what do you base this price on other than wishful thinking?
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I personally would rather have the $60 billion given out as dividends over a 21/2 year period. If I had 100 shares of AAPL and received such a dividend, I would receive $865 each quarter ($2.65 reg dividend plus my cut of the $60 . I would happily…
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What is a company's obligation to its stockholders?
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So if Exxon's market cap dropped from $391 billion to under $200 billion, no one in management would get upset and worry about keeping their jobs?
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e1618978 wrote: » Not true - Apple is perilously close to being a good candidate for a hostile buyout. It is important to the business that the cash horde not get too big and that the market cap not get too small. If a hostile buyout occurs, w…
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I believe Apple is a great company. I know there products are superior. Everything they do is first class. But they have lost over $300 billion in market value over the last seven months. That's more than the entire market cap of Johnson and Joh…
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I believe it will bottom when Tim Cook starts doing something to stop the fall.
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Beats me. I keep buying options on the stock as it goes down, thinking maybe it has hit bottom. But no bottom so far. It sure would be nice if we could hear something reassuring from Tim Cook and the boys, but they remain silent.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll get the hang of it soon.
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No need to get so worked up. I'm trying to join the discussion and perhaps learn something. You've made some good points, but I'm still not so sure there isn't a middle ground somewhere between the Jobs approach and more openness. (This is in r…
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I guess my bottom line is that Apple's management should do and say SOMETHING more to reassure investors when the company is losing so much market value. It seems to me that they see their stockholders with very little regard. They have a lot of v…
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jungmark wrote: » Easy, competitive advantage. Also they still need to sell what they make now. They rarely announce a product unless it'll be shipping within weeks.
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tallest skil wrote: » So you've never followed Apple, then? Yes, I follow Apple, but I'm not sure what you are asking. What I'm saying is I can't understand why Apple has to be so secretive about what they are doing. There were many portable p…
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One thing that immediately comes to mind is that Tim and the rest of the team could buy for stock for their own accounts. Also, they could give some indication of the kinds of things they are working on. They could do a much better job on PR in …
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In the last six months, Apple has lost more value than the total market cap of 490 of the 500 companies in the S&P index. Yet, management has said very little to reassure investors and has done nothing to bolster the stock price. I realize t…