Our very own deagol has an amazing explanation and detailed analysis of how much room Apple has to grow. He goes into Macs, iPhone, and iPods. Macs to me is the true guide to future growth.
http://aaplmodel.blogspot.com/2012/02/mobile-apple-limits-to-growth-part-3.html#more
Bottom line is that his numbers support mine. His numbers helps me conclude that Apple will have $600 billion in annual sales by 2020 which will translate in $2000+ pps.
Now you can see why aapl is dirt cheap today.
]]>OK, maybe by “us” and “our” I mean “me”. 
I do think about starting a tiny blog once or twice a year. (I don’t really even care if anyone reads it, it’ll help me focus my own AAPL thoughts, maybe even encourage me to get Numbers and start making very simple visualizations for myself.) But I’m not the only one here, I’m sure.
Better yet, I know several AFB members here could do very well starting a blog, so why don’t I kind of “get the ball rolling”?
For the occasional flash of delusions of micro-grandeur, do any bloggers here have a little advice? Use Blogger? Disable comments? Put up a PayPal link to maybe catch a buck or two?
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Futures are quite strong. The early market makers are betting on a bounce tomorrow and I think we’ll get one.
Not as strong as they were preceding Monday’s gains, but Futures are up nominally. May be due to this: http://tinyurl.com/eurogroup-set-fix-efsf
DOW, S&P, Russell and NAZ all up (average of 0.0054%). We gonna see $378 Tuesday?
]]>Just listened to the Cast, boys and loved it as usual. About the CardMunch business card scanner app—verified by real people—it is “FREE”. However, I believe you have to have a paid LinkedIn account to make it really work for you.
LinkedIn is a great service for those who want to pay $25 - $50 a month for promoting their professional selves online. I don’t use it, don’t have a need, can’t justify the cost. However, for some people it just makes sense. It really isn’t the “Facebook of Business” like so many people claim it is. Facebook is about making as many connections as possible. Linked In is really about making as few, carefully calculated connections as possible. I haven’t checked their pricing scheme in a while but I think that at the $50 a month level you can contact at most 6 to 8 people a month through the Messaging function.
For Joe Entry-Level-Manager who is looking to move up to Senior-Level somewhere the monthly fee could be the best sum he ever spent in his life. He may be thinking how else could I get in touch with a V.P. of Company X other than through linked in. Linked In is absolutely useless as a free account because you can’t do anything with it at the free level.
that’s my perspective.
]]>Edit: P.S. I’m legging those next. I bought JAN’12 340 puts Friday morning.
]]>Yes, I know, I don’t want to talk about it either. It gets more complex each day as the best solutions displease the most groups. So, who’s on first? http://www.cnbc.com/id/46345302
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EDIT: whoever has twitter accounts, post them up, I don’t want people to just follow me. I want a facilitate a faster exchange of info. Which for those of you acquainted with Twitter, you know that that is what Twitter does.