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Subject: apple

Author:
hafer

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Date Posted: 13:13:57 01/15/09 Thu

my take is that apple remains a good value in the tech sector. while apple doesn't really have any kind of succession policy in place i refuse to believe that jobs is the only reason the stock went from $7 to current values. also, most of the analysts that i've seen have maintained their stock evaluations for the year (some have dropped their target prices while keeping their overall ranking the same).

to me, apple remains the sole innovation leader in the field. iphones are expected to be 40% of the smartphone market over the next few years and osx continues to lead the way. it will be interesting to see how apple shakes up the ipod line as the overall market is reaching/has reached its saturation point. they will need to come up with something new to bring in new/continued buyers.

boobs.

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