Some analysts have changed their opinion on the value of Apple stock – whether it is time to buy or sell or just plain hold and do not worry (it is not a good idea to worry). Analysts typically attempt to build trending models based on time series analysis of threshold or hallmark phenomenon. They notably look for the Great Expectations of future earnings. Then they then use data reductive projections as a foundation and basis to issue recommendations whether or not they think the stock should be purchased or sold. Each brokerage has its own jargon, but it basically means buy, hold, and sell.
Sometimes comparisons between brokerages are difficult because of Jargon changes which makes it difficult to compare broker recommendations.
Well, you can’t just do a multiple regression on a stock chart. It does not apply. Thi is a complex dynamic system. I’m not saying don’t look at the chart or fundamentals – but the answer is right in front of you. Great brand, a seemingly endless line of fantastic new products – this means market share, margins, and growth. Can’t ask for much more.
So, take a deep breath, and get rid of your emotions. Turn on the pragmatic objective part of your brain.
Apple is a bargain. Just keep cost averaging in. You will be paid handsomely.
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