Apple: Now What?

by Thomas Mullooly on February 21, 2012

We’ve recived LOTS of calls and emails regarding Apple:
“What do we do with Apple now?”
“Should we be thinking about selling Apple?”
“Is it too late to buy Apple?”

All good questions. Take a look at this short video, and you will see the dramatic move Apple has made, and what is to come. We have mentioned Apple in a few recent videos, but because of its’ popularity, Apple needs its’ own video review. Remember, if you have a stock, mutual fund or exchange traded fund (ETF) you want us to analyze, get in touch with us!

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