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Deputy Chief Command 01-24-2011 08:43 PM

Steve Jobs on CNBC : Interview for Macworld
 




bookmarked this vid 4 years ago , was thinking of buying stocks but never did and boy do I regret it

If I had bought 10 000 USD like I was planning on at 92.57 a share I would have had 108 shares of apple stock wich right now would be worth 36444 USD

16 seconds in the vid they show the stock value

BIGTYMER 01-24-2011 09:01 PM

Should have but didn't. :)

illusion 01-24-2011 09:02 PM

too late for google and facebook too :(

Young 01-24-2011 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by illusion (Post 17867213)
facebook too :(

Facebook is not a public company yet...

potter 01-24-2011 10:37 PM

$10k to $36.4k over four years isn't that great. Not even above average.

Deputy Chief Command 01-24-2011 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by potter (Post 17867319)
$10k to $36.4k over four years isn't that great. Not even above average.



give me some good advice then about what to buy right now that will make me the same money over 4 years :thumbsup

SomeCreep 01-24-2011 11:08 PM

Steve Jobs is genius.

BIGTYMER 01-24-2011 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by potter (Post 17867319)
$10k to $36.4k over four years isn't that great. Not even above average.

Pritty damn good in my book.

moeloubani 01-24-2011 11:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by potter (Post 17867319)
$10k to $36.4k over four years isn't that great. Not even above average.

:1orglaugh What?

Houdini 01-25-2011 12:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by potter (Post 17867319)
$10k to $36.4k over four years isn't that great. Not even above average.

Using the S&P, an average return is around 10% a year. A 360% return in 4 years is a home run.

PornMD 01-25-2011 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Deputy Chief Command (Post 17867335)
give me some good advice then about what to buy right now that will make me the same money over 4 years :thumbsup

Domains if you know what you're doing. :thumbsup

$5 submissions 01-25-2011 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by BIGTYMER (Post 17867210)
Should have but didn't. :)

Sums up my thoughts for not having bought MSFT when it hadn't split yet and was around $100 :(:helpme Yes, I'm fucking old :1orglaugh

OneHungLo 01-25-2011 02:26 AM

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Originally Posted by potter (Post 17867319)
$10k to $36.4k over four years isn't that great. Not even above average.

Where are you getting a 400% return on your money in 4 years?

Chosen 01-25-2011 09:37 AM

Now you'll regret it for the rest of your life?

Phoenix 01-25-2011 09:39 AM

lots of times i have almost moved and didnt...and then regretted it

forget it...unless you are poised to strike and move...then you werent really ready to do it

JP-pornshooter 01-25-2011 11:07 AM

i remember buying apple shortly before the tech crash in 2000, i was stubborn and held onto it, now i am not so upset about the investment and i believe it holds even more potential. the i-pad is now being approved for many schools and the government(s) starting to buy for their students. if this trend is catching on (worldwide?) watch out...

Deputy Chief Command 01-30-2011 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter (Post 17868377)
i remember buying apple shortly before the tech crash in 2000, i was stubborn and held onto it, now i am not so upset about the investment and i believe it holds even more potential. the i-pad is now being approved for many schools and the government(s) starting to buy for their students. if this trend is catching on (worldwide?) watch out...

cool story, how much did you invest back then ?

Agent 488 01-30-2011 11:13 AM

potter knows it all.


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