Steve Jobs Reassures Employees and Investors
"As you can see, we have outperformed many other blue-chip tech companies, including Google," he wrote, tacking on a stock performance comparison chart for illustration. "I continue to believe that our fundamentals - our remarkable people, our clear and focused strategy, our new product pipeline, our 200+ retail stores, our $18 billion of cash in the bank with no debt, etc., will serve us well in the coming months and years."
Steve Jobs reportedly remained upbeat, expressing confidence that "investors who stay with us will be rewarded as the market's confidence is restored over time".Apple's stock price reached a peak of over $200 in late December, but has recently dropped down to $130 as of this writing.
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(View all)(Again, let me reiterate: I am not saying Apple is the next Enron! :rolleyes:)
I would actually consider buying Apple stock right now, since it's low. Even if it dips lower, I know it will jump back up when the economy is more stable.
any good captain reassures the crew members as the boat goes lower and lower (see Enron, MCI, etc).
YiKES, I sure hope not. Haha. I could never go back to PC.
People get their faith shaken by the silliest things... Apple is in a great position now and has a bright future ahead.
Gosh, it's all too volatile nowadays... recession or not.
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