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Smartest investment these days??? Red ink.
At least until the ink becomes more valuable than the currency itself - then I would invest in the stamps used to mark up the currency... oh, and wheelbarrows!!!
Almost to $15 trillion now... shouldn't be too much longer
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I hear that there is a new "print money" app for the IPAD. The problem is that itunes cannot sync with it yet so it doesn't actually print, but it sure looks pretty on the screen! Once they sort the issues, you'll need a proprietary cable to print it, and proprietary paper to print it on.Originally posted by wist43 View PostSmartest investment these days??? Red ink.
At least until the ink becomes more valuable than the currency itself - then I would invest in the stamps used to mark up the currency... oh, and wheelbarrows!!!
Almost to $15 trillion now... shouldn't be too much longer
Just be patient with them, they are all unavailable to work on it as they are canvassing the entire Bay area to find a missing super duper secret phone that one of the employees misplaced. It is VERY important that they find it, and kill the infidel that took it.
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Umm Super....according to Kung Fu Panda there is no charge for awesomeness....or attractiveness.Originally posted by superfan View PostAll the price comparisons in this thread are pointless. It's impossible to quantify the value of Awesomeness.
Originally posted by 3irty1This is museum quality stupidity.
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Never said life savings. It's a great investment right now. Few would argue that. Except for evidently you and Ziggy, both of whom are admitted non-investors.Originally posted by retailguy View PostYou did. On page 1. Invest your life savings into Apple. It's clear, except to those of us Apple haters.
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Damn those analysts. Who needs 'em when we have Ziggy, a person without any money or knowledge of investing giving us advice!Stephen Baker, vice president of industry analysis with NPD Group, spoke with AppleInsider this week about the back-to-school PC buying season. He said Apple's year-over-year growth seen this summer was aided by weak comparisons from sales in 2010.
"Apple grew much faster than the Windows notebook market did," he said.
Apple has something that you can't put a price on. They have the cool factor. Everything they do is cool, from the bleeding edge designs (who wants to be a have a boring beige box as a reflection of themselves), to incredible marketing (while every other company is talking about flash, and how much it's better than the iPhone, Apple talks about features because the leader is looking forward, not playing catch-up), to simply incredible stores (is there ever an Apple store that isn't just beautiful and cool? How much better would life be if every retail store was as pleasant of an experience?? My life would be immeasurably better).
Android will never be cool, there is nothing sexy/risky/dangerous/unique about the design, and nothing fast/fluid/interesting about the software. It's not fashionable, it's quite the opposite, as most people think it's the smartphone for nerds. Meanwhile, Apple has created the smartphone for human beings. It's fashionable, extremely user friendly, they've created an incredible infrastructure to support it, etc.
Oooo, just stumbled across this. Time to buy another 20k of stock. China = Apple's next cash cow
Last edited by Partial; 09-15-2011, 02:37 PM.
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We will trade 40 chickens for 1 iPhone. Can you configure it for 678 different accounts?Originally posted by Partial View PostOooo, just stumbled across this. Time to buy another 20k of stock. China = Apple's next cash cow
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles...te_iphone.html
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