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DawnTreader
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Gap up!
AAPL finished AH trading at $259.20 per share.
[ Edited: 23 July 2010 08:08 PM by DawnTreader ] -
Wednesday
R4 286.94
midpoint 280.49
R3 274.05
midpoint 267.60
R2 261.16
midpoint 258.84
R1 256.52
midpoint 252.40
PP 248.27
midpoint 245.95
S1 243.63
midpoint 239.51
S2 235.38
midpoint 228.93
S3 222.49
midpoint 216.04
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Yes, big shout out to dawntreader for being so vocal on his numbers, definitely gave me more confidence in holding and adding a bit going into the earnings report. I feel very blessed to have so many intelligent posters providing us all with data to back up our valuations.
Looking further out I think my 300/400 2012 call spreads are going to pay off in spades!
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Is anyone expecting some profit-taking today?
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Is anyone expecting some profit-taking today?
For myself, yes!
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I already admitted that I was nervious about this quarter’s numbers and more importantly the reaction. As a relative novice, the information you guys are providing has been a huge asset and has helped me make decisions in my AAPL investing. Great work all around. Thanks guys.
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While this is my first posting, I’ve been an active reader for about a year and I feel like I already know you guys. So it’s time to stop watching from the sidelines and get in the game.
Looking forward to a good day - my estimates for the June quarter were bang on for EPS (sometimes you get lucky - my analysis is nowhere as detailed as Andy/Turley/Deagol), but I had sold some Jan 2011 230/240 day before yesterday after I saw the update to the Whisper number and didn’t want to risk a Margin Call. Oh Well - but all’s not lost since I bought some Jan 2012s - more importantly, I slept better the night before last.
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Morgan Stanley sounds like they’ve been reading AFB…
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Morgan Stanley sounds like they’ve been reading AFB…
Except they are still too conservative:)
At the least, they’re finally heading down the right path!
I think the WS type guys will always go conservative on AAPLs numbers. They’d rather be short than overestimate. Not sure why, since they do this with other stocks all the time.
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can’t say i did not expect this action today… what’s wrong with the Street?? @ 258.32 now…. :-(
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I sold at 262.50…..glad i did….i ve seen this too many times and bumbing my head along the road.
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can’t say i did not expect this action today… what’s wrong with the Street?? @ 258.32 now…. :-(
It’s just a welcome party for all the new AAPL stock holders. :oh:
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JP Morgan upgrades to 400$
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An economist is an expert who will know tomorrow why the things he predicted yesterday didn’t happen today.
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can’t say i did not expect this action today… what’s wrong with the Street?? @ 258.32 now…. :-(
It’s just a welcome party for all the new AAPL stock holders. :oh:
not that I have anything against new AAPL stock holders… but I prefer the 300$ party in Vegas!!!
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An economist is an expert who will know tomorrow why the things he predicted yesterday didn’t happen today.
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Bought some NOK Oct $9.00 puts. I think if Nokia disappoints Thursday, look out below. They are so far behind the curve.
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“Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens.”
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I blundered yesterday by failing to capture a 6% move but once I saw the earnings numbers and realized the gap up, I didn’t blunder on my plan to short on the morning bell. Anyway, covered.
If MSFT reports strong then the macro bear case will be rattled and I’ll reassess. If MSFT reports weak, then the broader market will likely continue to fizz off on fears that corporate America is too fearful to put their money to work which combined with the stagnant jobs market on health care cost fears means that growth will need more time to materialize.
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Black Swan Counter: 9 (Banks need money, Jobs needs a break, Geithner has no plan, Cuomo’s grandstanding, .Gov needs a hobby, GS works for money, flash crash, is that bubbling crude?).
For those who look, a flash allows one to see farther.
