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JEFF GUNDLACH: Apple's Plunge Has Singlehandedly Debunked The Efficient Markets Hypothesis

[Uncle Miltie]

What fundamental change has stocks moving higher?

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Stocks Bear Market Focus Point: “The Warnings Are Out There, But No One Is Listening, They Just Don’t Want To Know.”

[Little Bill]

Getting nervous, got rid of most of my stuff in 2006 when I retired. I still hold 4500 shares of NU for old time sake, some GE and control some drips for the Grandkiddies.

The price don't match the performance for a lot of these stocks, starting to remind me of the dotcom thingy.

[Monty22002]

Apple’s been overly priced for a long time. It should be back where it was in the mid-late 90’s in another year.

Goog will also crash, maybe not as hard, but it will.

[RockyTx]

what happens when everyone in the world
who wants an smartphone, ,,has one?

what does Apple do next?

remember, Apple’s gig is,
sell something for 600 bucks, that a
clone version of something similar,
sells for 45.

how long can they keep doing that?

[bert]

Regarding China real estate......... Think Houston in the 80’s. Think beyond late this after noon.

China has a population problem with increasing in migration to the cities overcoming infrastructure. The new cities will over time relieve the pressure as inward migration shifts. If you build it, they will come.

Time is a difficult factor in the equation but is important.

Regarding the rising markets, it is widely reported that stocks are cheap, or at least not expensive when measured by the P/E ratios. The historic average is 16. the current value is either slightly above or below that value depending on which earnings value is used in the calculation.

Although the economyis sour, business has adjusted and is operating at a profitable nongrowth oriented plateau. The Fed is a factor but the masses disregard the effort and cling to safety while their holdings are devalued

[Lakeshark]

Wow. An article on the bull market gets turned in to a discussion on Hinduism and gay sex.

Only on FR.....

:-)

[dennisw]

I told the fanbois here to sell Apple but they would never listen. Now they are left praying it goes back up so they can back out of it gracefully. With minimum of egg on their faces. Google is now the hot tech stock with prices in the ozone

FEB 1ST 2013
When the history books are written on the dawn of the Internet age, Google (GOOG) way well be known as the little search engine that could. Google’s shares closed out Friday up 2.63% at $775.60, a record high for the company that also saw its total market cap balloon to more than $250 billion. Google still has a ways to go to catch rival Apple (AAPL), of course, which is still the most valuable tech company in the world with a market cap of around $425 billion. But if the company ever manages to, say, make a big hit out of self-driving cars then watch out.
http://bgr.com/2013/02/01/google-stock-value-hits-record-high-314256/