Copart is a company that does auto slavage. Basically, it's a place where they take possession of damaged cars and auction them to repair shops. Anyway, about 25 years ago the Willis Johnson, of this company, bought his 1st slavage yard in Vallego California. He then turned a low tech buisiness into a computer revolution. With the internet, they are able to get cars easier from insurance companys. They soon moved all auctions online and that had a very strong effect. In the past 5 years they've gone...

I first purchased Apple stock years ago when Steve jobs returned to the company. I knew that he would turn the company around, and at the time, I paid around 12 dollars a share. I have followed to company ever since, and have never owned anything other than an Apple.

So lets look at the untapped potential that Apple is now moving towards.

1. Foreign markets:

Australia. There has been a huge expansion in the foreign markets. This will continue, with new flagship stores in Sydney opening...

AAPL seems to be the most analyzed stock here on UpDown, and I rarely see analyses that say the stock is going anywhere but up.

Unfortunately, the most common reason is: OMGWTFBBQ IPHONE 3G...

While I will admit that this product will definitely expand Apple's market by selling tremendously domestically and globally while maintaining a similar profit margin to the first generation iPhone, I think the stock goes up for mathematical reasons.

What's my math? I'll try to break it down. What...