Nice try to twist things. Simple logic says, if I want my investment dollars to increase, I should put them into a good investment, not a bad investment. Your investment philosophy, based on this post I'm responding to, would seem to say - I'll keep putting my money in bad/risky investments because sooner or later one of them will pay off big and will make up for all the ones I lost money on. Yep, that's some great investment strategy. How about Brian chime in on what his experts would say about that strategy. Perhaps they could compare it to playing the ponies - always bet the long shot. Sooner or later one of them will come in.
You deflect on the Apple "evidence". Have you seen it, as Ron has? If so, what did you see? A copy of a document? What happened to the copy? Did it magically disappear? Why not end the arguing and simply post it? Too easy?
