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Old 09-04-2021, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Boomer View Post
I like splits, too. They hold such promise. And, like you, I think it is important to get new and younger investors interested. A three digit share price can be intimidating to someone trying to learn and wanting to jump in.

Luv your Apple story. That is one to tell your grandchildren someday -- maybe even transfer a share along with the story.

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I feel that many individual stocks like Apple are "long in the tooth" and as such are UNLIKELY to beat the ETF for the NASDAQ (the QQQ) on a long-term basis. Incidentally, a few years ago, I would attend the Villages Stock Club meetings. They were VERY interesting, but I lost my keen edge for increased knowledge about stocks and I stopped attending. They (or maybe it was just one guy) had developed their own "SYSTEM" for stock picking, I wonder how that has kept working? The club was excellent, just like many other clubs and organizations in TV Land!