APPLE Quarterly Cash Flow Declines,....again

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) operational cash flow declined for the second consecutive quarter. 
After 10 consecutive quarters of operational cash flow growth (q vs. comparable q), Apple has reported 2 consecutive quarters of operational cash declines. 

• 4th quarter Operational Cash Flow for the period ending September 2012 declined 12.4% vs. the same period in 2011.
• 3rd quarter Operational Cash Flow for the period ending June 2012 declined 8% vs. the same period in 2011.
• 2012 year end Cash flow increased 35% vs. 2011 after increases of 102% (2011) & 83% (2010)

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 Richard Suttmeier's Technical Sell Call

"Apple has Fallen from the Tree" , Suttmeier

"APPLE FALLS FROM THE TREE" -Richard Suttmeier.  

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Suttmeier: GOLD NEARS "DEATH CROSS"

This morning I share a link of Richard Suttmeier's morning technical analysis from Valuengine.com.

Richard see's markets trading at fragile levels and continues to recommend caution.

http://www.valuengine.com/download/newsletter/120224FourInFourReport_0720122402713.pdf

On another note, I want to congratulate Valuengine.com for being recognized by American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) as having the best investment web site for stock valuation and forecasting service

ValuEngine was chosen again as The Best Investment Web Site for stock valuation and forecasting service

GOLD: Suttmeier's Morning Call is a Must Read

Richard Suttmeier says : "...Gold is above its 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages at $1668.0 and $1653.7 and converging. If gold
tops out and the 50-day falls below the 200-day it would be a “death cross”.
read Richard's entire morning report at Value Engine here .


SUTTMEIER ON YAHOO: "We did have a bubble in gold, the bubble popped and we're now trying to reflate," says Richard Suttmeir of valuengine.com in the attached clip. He says that the recent upward trend isn't as much a return to gold's past glories but rather a bounce to be sold. For Suttmeier the end of gold's rally is neigh.

If you're invested in GOLD, I recommend that you listen to Richard Suttmeier every morning, noon and night

Suttmeier Says

Today we share the morning Newsletter from Richard Suttmeier

click here for today's Four in Four

Richard Suttmeier had been a professional in the US Capital Markets since 1972, transferring his engineering skills to the trading and investment world. Richard has an engineering degree from Georgia Tech and a master of science from Brooklyn Poly.

Richard began his career in the financial services industry in 1972 trading US Treasury securities in the primary dealer community. He became the first long bond trader for Bache in 1978, and formed the Government Bond Department at LF Rothschild in 1981, helping establish that firm as a primary dealer in 1986. This experience gives him the insights to be an expert on monetary policy, which he features in his newsletters, and market commentary seen on numerous web sites on the Internet.

Suttmeier correctly predicted the crash of the homebuilders in the summer of 2005, and in April 2006 predicted the real estate meltdown that’s plaguing the banking system and the US economy around the country today. He correctly predicted the stock market peak in 2007 and the bottom in March 2009.
Richard’s industry licenses include, Series 7, Registered Principal (Series 24), and Investment Advisor (Series 65). Richard has been the Chief Market Strategist for ValuEngine.com since 2008 and often appears on financial TV.

Richard can be reached at RSuttmeier@Gmail.com.