Friday, January 25, 2013

MC2 Post 1503 Why The Market Still Balking on Apple and Windows






Is the Leadership of Ballmer and Cook,   

Just Not "Cooking" ?






Apple approaches quarterly report 
on increasingly shaky ground

For many investors, Apple’s Best Days are Behind It.



From:  http://www.vancouversun.com






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As the Dow Shoot Up Toward  14000, Tech
Stalwarts Having a Hard Time...
Wingman.
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Falling PC Sales Clip Stock Prices of HP, Dell



Could All the Eggs in The Windows 8's Basket Be the Main Problem?




From:  http://www.equities.com

 



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Bailout Alums, Five Years Later


From:  http://www.cnbc.com




 It was those tasked with drafting the program — a giant government allowance to fund failing banks — who quickly became the taxpayer's least favorite people.

The so-called Troubled Asset Relief Program — or "TARP" — has neared the end of the road. And its key architect — Neel Kashkari

a Bush administration adviser and former assistant secretary for international affairs at Treasury — may now ask for the taxpayer's vote. Kashkari launched a campaign-style website late Wednesday detailing his curriculum vitae (Republican with bipartisan experience, bred in Ohio, middle-class family), staging for what could be a 
run at a public office in California.

 


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Exxon Surpasses Apple as World's Most Valuable Company




From:  http://www.miamiherald.com

 




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