audreyh1
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DH bought some AAPL for his SEP-IRA in the late 90s when Steve Jobs returned to Apple. He bought more in 2002-2004 when there was a slump. He bought more in 2008/2009. He bought more in 2013 when it was keelhauled.
He won't let go of any of it. We occasionally talk about an exit strategy. But I consider that his "play money" - he can hold it as long as he wants, really.
dvalley - take a look at what happened in late 2012 and in 2013. Would you have bought AAPL when it was almost cut in half? Will there be another such opportunity? Or will the next time be like other tech leaders such as INTC, MSFT, CSCO, HP who reached peaks and then never regained them more than a decade later? It's hard to know.
They do pay a pretty good dividend, and they've raised it the last couple of Aprils.
He won't let go of any of it. We occasionally talk about an exit strategy. But I consider that his "play money" - he can hold it as long as he wants, really.
dvalley - take a look at what happened in late 2012 and in 2013. Would you have bought AAPL when it was almost cut in half? Will there be another such opportunity? Or will the next time be like other tech leaders such as INTC, MSFT, CSCO, HP who reached peaks and then never regained them more than a decade later? It's hard to know.
They do pay a pretty good dividend, and they've raised it the last couple of Aprils.
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