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Monday, April 26, 2010
Goldman Sachs
Hi everybody! Long time, no see!
I thought you might enjoy this article about the Goldman Sachs case, via Andrew Tobias. It's short and sweet, if a little arrogant, and some of the comments are worth scrolling down for, too.
I was particularly interested in one commenter's suggestion that Apple (currently trading at about $270 a share) will triple. Oh, my! From his mouth to Nasdaq's ear.
We were in our local Apple store to look at the iPad last week. Suellen told the very friendly sales person, "We're not going to buy one today," to which she replied, "Well, we don't have any more. They're all sold out."
"When are they expected in?"
"Don't know, but we can put your name on a list and we'll put one aside and call you when it comes in."
You know that Apple product you bought a few years back? See what you would have made if you bought their stock instead: http://www.kyleconroy.com/apple-stock.php
ReplyDeleteDamn, I wish I had invested instead of buying that iPod.