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This past week Apple announced the largest stock buyback in history – 110 Billion dollars, sending the stock up 6%. I am a lifelong Apple fan and longtime shareholder. In fact, AAPL was the very first stock I purchased back in 2005 for $1.50 per share. Then I sold it after the launch of the iPhone. I thought I hit it big ($2k gain) … but in retrospect that gain was nothing compared to what I would have had if I still held those shares today – $255,000. I still own 100 shares (average $39) with no plans of selling. Lesson – when a company continues to innovate and create products that people line up for – be a shareholder, not a trader.
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