These sort of statistics are beginning to put the world in financial jeopardy and people seem to continue to ignore signs of the times. These types of comments are ignored in favour of doing a deal, selling shares or products off the back of other peoples debt misery. A typical comment maybe as follows with a heading starting
The grim signal that Apple just delivered to the markets - just to alarm the market and get interested parties to read more or investigate what it means. Next we reel in the [mug] sorry investor and this has to really get their interest like this - For much of the last 20 years, the prize for the biggest business on the globe has alternated between Microsoft, Exxon Mobil and General Electric. But now one company towers over everyone else – Apple.
Having hooked the [Fish] they follow up with - Then we read that Apple is going to release some of its amazing $100bn cash pile back to investors. The first dividend in 17 years. What should we read into that? (I’ll tell you in a second).
WAIT WAIT - we are now about to tell you a real FACT to make sure you do not wriggle off the hook they have you on, here it is -
After a remarkably eventful week, Apple then suffered its very own ‘flash-crash’ as shares dropped nearly 10% within minutes and forced a halt in trading.
By now you are staggering at the fact that a company so big can suddenly have such a problem, but wait for it the SALES PATTER STARTS like this - To me, the most important of the three stories is the one that was given least coverage. And that is the mini-crash. Today I want to tell you why I think this is so important and what it could mean for the market at large.
Last week it was announced that the value of Apple is now roughly the same as the whole US retail sector. Think about that for a second... there are some big businesses in the US retail sector – and Apple is worth the same as all of them put together!
These types of cases are putting people in a mess everyday and believe me not everyone makes money on the shares they buy, more rather than less make a lose.
So be careful do not believe everything you read as you may be being manipulated without even knowing it!
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