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There's no doubt in my mind: The string of double- and triple-digit profits we've made together over the years is the strongest possible proof that our approach to making money in topsy-turvy global markets is the right one.
It's tough to argue with success, and if you were following along with our Money Map Report recommendations last year, you took down a least 36 winners – including profits as high as 200.5%, 205%, and 276.9% – while the broad market tanked 6.24%.
You even booked a 100.95% gain on Apple itself, taking all your principal off the table and letting the profits "ride" as a "free trade."
That approach put us light-years ahead of Wall Street and the mainstream financial media, and it's kept us there for more than 10 years.
Now, I could normally give two hoots what they have to say, but the headlines in the wake of Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AAPL) latest earnings numbers said, well… damn near everything we've been talking about for the past two years…
CNBC – "Investors who sold Apple after its first quarter warning are looking silly now"
Bloomberg – "Apple shares climb as the company outlines life beyond the iPhone"
Financial Times – "Apple bets that 900m iPhone users will underpin growth"
China Daily – "Apple opens new chapter as iPhone sales fall"
This proves our point: Life will be just fine without the iPhone!
More importantly, between the lines, it hints at a massive, extremely profitable shift that's just getting underway over at 1 Infinite Loop in Cupertino.
Apple's getting ready to throw a multibillion-dollar party – one we're all dressed and ready for.
Consider its latest earnings numbers your engraved invitation…
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Keith Fitz-Gerald has been the Chief Investment Strategist for the Money Morning team since 2007. He's a seasoned market analyst with decades of experience, and a highly accurate track record. Keith regularly travels the world in search of investment opportunities others don't yet see or understand. In addition to heading The Money Map Report, Keith runs High Velocity Profits, which aims to get in, target gains, and get out clean, and he's also the founding editor of Straight Line Profits, a service devoted to revealing the "dark side" of Wall Street... In his weekly Total Wealth, Keith has broken down his 30-plus years of success into three parts: Trends, Risk Assessment, and Tactics – meaning the exact techniques for making money. Sign up is free at totalwealthresearch.com.
Right on Keith . . . I’ve given them the monicker ‘the Human Biosphere’ Co.
It sounds like Apple should buy out CAS Medical (CASM) and combine its industry leading tissue oxygen censors with its own technology.
Hahahahahh…. that's a good one, Harvey. Mind if I borrow that (with due credit, of course). Best regards and thanks for being part of the Money Morning Family! :-)