Make no mistake
about it—Apple’s iPod and iTunes will go down in history as two of the most
significant growth stories of the 21st century...but Steve Jobs’ next move is so
shrewd it could dwarf iPod’s great success!
Jobs is taking his iPod marketing strategy to the PC world, and if he’s just one
tenth as successful, he’ll more than double his company’s market share and make
you, as a shareholder, richer than you could imagine in your wildest dreams.
By switching to duel Intel processors, Steve Jobs has created an instant
computer monopoly that not even Dell can compete with—the world’s fastest
computer that runs both Windows (via emulation) and OS X much more seamlessly!
Do you realize what this means?
No longer will computer users have to “choose” between an Apple and a PC. By
simply buying a new Intel-based Apple, they’ll get a faster computer that also
runs all of their Windows-based software, plus a system that is less susceptible
to viruses.
If you’ll take a few minutes to hear me out now, I guarantee that holding on—or
better yet, adding to your holdings—could be the most profitable financial
decision you make in 2006.
Let me throw out some numbers and you can decide.
If Apple’s computer sales were growing at 50% annually, without the ability to
easily run Windows software, can you imagine how sales will soar now?
Currently, Apple has only 4% of the market share on all computer sales, up from
3% about a year ago. So if Apple’s computer sales double during the year as I
predict, then its market share will likely rise from 4% to 6% in 2006.
If Apple can continue to double its sales in 2007, then its market share will
likely rise to 9% within two years. Three years from now, I expect that Apple
will have a 12% market share. This why I think the 175% gains my Blue Chip
Growth subscribers have banked over the past 14 months is just the
beginning.
The great profits we’ve seen so far are simply forming the ground floor of the
profit surge from Apple. The 175% we’ve banked over the past 14 months is going
to look like chump change this time next year.
Don’t think this is too bold. The iPod craze has already proven itself to be a
Trojan horse that Apple is using to cross-sell its other products—namely its
computers.
In fact, almost every kid that has an iPod now wants an Apple computer. So by
selling millions of iPods, Apple has created millions of fans who want to
upgrade to the “coolest” computer on the planet.
And now that Apple’s new Intel-based systems are able to run Windows, the
biggest buying obstacle that stunted Apple’s sales potential for the past two
decades has been eliminated...
...which is why I’m telling my readers that Apple is a stock you should hold for
10 years!
Before you add Apple to your holdings, be sure to check my website for the
latest buy price. I guarantee that with a little patience, and my target price,
you could easily add an extra 35% to your profits. Best to buy under $85.
