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22july2013 said:

wonkothesane said:

22july2013 said:

"A couple" usually means two. "A few" usually means three.

AirTags and first ARM MBP would make 2...

I agree fully. I might have said that too, but I like to keep my posts very short whenever possible, because it's harder to be argued against. :-)

I'm confused why nobody is expecting an ASi Mac Mini soon since that's what the Developer Kit physically looked like.

I am expecting the ARM mini and 12" MB.

They'll have to update the law in another 16 years to clarify what a holster is.

I think the mini will be the best seller

So you spread Covid all over Switzerland, great job

Beats said:

sflocal said:

anantksundaram said:

If my portfolio didn't have too much AAPL in it already, I would be buying.

I have quite a bit in AAPL as well, and happily going long on it.

Waiting for the bottom and will be loading up on more.

Isn't this the bottom? I mean how much lower can it go?

Then again this is AAPL......

The lowest it goes is the point when it switches to more willing to buy than there are to sell. And after these new buyers arrive the price goes a little higher and those that shorted are forced to buy back the shares at a higher price than they borrowed them for. Then those that feel they made a mistake in selling their shares at less than the current price buy them back again and it goes higher still. Then the new buyers tell their friends how much they made and that encourages more buyers sending the price higher still. This carries on until some people decide they have made enough and start to sell, and then when there are more sellers than buyers the price falls again. The media like to relate these changes in price to something that happened and quite often they need to look a few days back to find something believable but the reality is the change in trend has nothing to do with that and is all about fear vs greed.