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As the Dow soars, technician names Apple, and two others as stocks to watch
Keris Lahiff
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One technician has navigated the Dow and isolated two stocks to dodge and one to hold.  "We think you avoid J&J JNJ , avoid IBM IBM , and you long Apple AAPL ," said Chris Verrone, head of technical analyst at Strategas Research Partners, on CNBC's "  Trading Nation  " Thursday.  On Apple, Verrone says the stock has based over the past 12 to 15 months and its recent breakout signals greater upside from here.

One technician has navigated the Dow and isolated two stocks to dodge and one to hold.  "We think you avoid J&J JNJ , avoid IBM IBM , and you long Apple AAPL ," said Chris Verrone, head of technical analyst at Strategas Research Partners, on CNBC's "  Trading Nation  " Thursday.  On Apple, Verrone says the stock has based over the past 12 to 15 months and its recent breakout signals greater upside from here.

As the Dow soars, technician names Apple, and two others as stocks to watch

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May 4, 2018
Alan Valdes of Silverbear Capital joins Yahoo Finance's Seana Smith from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange to discuss the latest market moves.

Alan Valdes of Silverbear Capital joins Yahoo Finance&#39;s Seana Smith from the floor of the New York  Stock Exchange to discuss the latest market moves.

NYSE trader: Earnings and econ data misses this week don&#39;t concern me

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Berkshire Hathaway Has Exited IBM: Buffett
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Legendary investor Buffett has shuffled his tech investments, dumping IBM and bulking up on Apple.

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Managing An Option Investment: IBM Case Study
Erik Kobayashi-Solomon
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This is the final article in a case study series related to our valuation of and investment in IBM.  You can find the earlier articles in the series through these links: Intro, Options, Valuation, Scientific Investing.  This article offers an overview of our framework for thinking about portfolio construction and offers a specific example regarding our position in IBM.