MyPivots
Sign In
RA
rat89
Rep: 0
Posts: 7,015
guess I'll start it this week
SI
sirios
Rep: 0
Posts: 157
I'm watching AAPL and I'm asking myself how high it can go with such fast move. And commodities are still under selling from big W2s.
JI
jimkane
Rep: 3,058
Posts: 33,089
There's some stuff in here at the 88's and 89's level, but will it slow this down? Somehow, I'm not seeing it...
JI
jimkane
Rep: 3,058
Posts: 33,089
My thinking is there is no limit on AAPL. Well, the sky's the limit. It now has a valuation higher than the entire retail sector combined! I think the 'bull' market will end when AAPL finally pops. That may be at 1,000, or even 2,000. We'll see.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/its-official-apple-now-bigger-entire-us-retail-sector


Originally posted by sirios

I'm watching AAPL and I'm asking myself how high it can go with such fast move. And commodities are still under selling from big W2s.
SI
sirios
Rep: 0
Posts: 157
If they will go so fast we can see 1,000 on AAPL next week and 2,000 next month. So end of bull is soon
.
JI
jimkane
Rep: 3,058
Posts: 33,089
http://slopeofhope.com/2012/03/and-people-still-find-it-an-irresistible-buy.html


Originally posted by sirios

If they will go so fast we can see 1,000 on AAPL next week and 2,000 next month. So end of bull is soon
.
JI
jimkane
Rep: 3,058
Posts: 33,089
Super-critical spot here. I think they will come in strong.
SI
sirios
Rep: 0
Posts: 157
What do you think about commodites ? Why are they selling them if they expect inflation and buy stocks. Its very strange.
JI
jimkane
Rep: 3,058
Posts: 33,089
Like I said...


Originally posted by jimkane

Super-critical spot here. I think they will come in strong.
JI
jimkane
Rep: 3,058
Posts: 33,089
Maybe it's just a rotation of money into the hottest area? Otherwise, I have no idea.


Originally posted by sirios

What do you think about commodites ? Why are they selling them if they expect inflation and buy stocks. Its very strange.
SI
sirios
Rep: 0
Posts: 157
It also lost correlation with EUR again. For me it makes something wrong with context. Stock market is "only one duck which is swimming in opposite way then the rest".
SI
sirios
Rep: 0
Posts: 157
So they didn't give us a solution.