Why Apple Is Falling

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Where is Apple headed? Is there a difference between a company and its stock? What are the laws of gravity with stock? How should you play AAPL long or short? How do you know if an adjustment is a healthy retracement or a dead cat bounce? What is the one fatal mistake you must avoid in buying pullback?

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   Gwedo

   April 18, 2012 at 11:55 am

   You could be right on all fronts, but I see this dip as pure profit taking from the insiders who helped excite everybody into buying this stock up to 650....then as usual, the insiders cash in their stock options bought at 13 bucks a share in fear of the push by the Obama gang to ruin another facet of our economy by raising the cap gain rates. There are just too many, including the big fund managers, that just won't risk another bubble burst and that ugly feeling of holding a high value stock that nobody wants on the way down just like GE and all the other victims of the Black Fridays or Tuesdays now numbering 4 since 1987. Nobody trusts the government or the stock market anymore, there is no faith in the long term buy, only get in and get out with short term holding to prevent big losses. The little guy who has all his ruples and pennies stuck in IRA's and 401's are the real losers every time the market heads south, because, they can't unload as fast as the speed of light when computer traders rule this market. We won't see any stability or growth in this market until a 30 day holding rule is imposed.....buy it and hold it for 30 days....or lose 50% of the gains to a speculator tax. I remember trading in 1982 when a 1 point gain in the Dow was enough to celebrate when it was stalled at 795 in a Jimmy Carter stagnant market. Then we had the same, no faith in the market and no trust in the government who just couldn't make a right decision if it tried to......that's where the saying.....even a broken clock is right twice a day......the market would open, go up by noon, and settle back by close.....been there...done that....but few in the hunt today can remember the absolute fear of taking a position on any stock for fear of a ten point drop the next morning and 6 months before it came back to a zero sum game. Right now, the difference between the stock market and LasVegas is at least they serve free drinks and comps when you roll the dice and lose big.

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