Comments on: Jobs tells Times: No cancer

By: BK, Miami, FL

BK, Miami, FL — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 14:12:44 +0000

LOL, Uberpulse–NO ONE CARES about Dell and his crappy company. Anybody could continue to run that sinking ship into the ground.

By: Daryl, Atlanta GA

Daryl, Atlanta GA — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 14:39:35 +0000

Thanks Dr. Oaks……

The only thing in this list that made sense!

Sometimes you just have to keep reading to find a answer.

I know that the traders are happy with Apple going up and down on a hourly basis….all this speculation about Jobs health really helps…. But it seems to me that it's not Jobs would is above the law, but the journalist's and speculators who are pushing the limits of legality.

By: Uberpulse, San Francisco,CA

Uberpulse, San Francisco,CA — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 00:29:51 +0000

I’ve met with Michael Dell last week, and for him, health is a legitimate question/concern. And apparently his board knows exactly what to do if he’s to be unavailable for his company. Check out the interview here: http://www.uberpulse.com/us/2008/07/michael_dell_succession_plan_im_staying_from_trucks_i_eat_well.php

By: Richard Dib, Ponce, Puerto Rico

Richard Dib, Ponce, Puerto Rico — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 06:00:20 +0000

I agree with Steve. It is a personal matter.

I am sure Apple, with the information they now know, will plan ahead to make sure they are relevant after Steve leaves Apple, when he decides to leave.

Best wishes to Steve and hope he remains healthy

By: Chris, Daytona Beach Florida

Chris, Daytona Beach Florida — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 02:28:47 +0000

What business is it of yours (Nocera)that Steve Jobs' health is or isn't failing? Everyone doesn't need to know his personal health, including you. He is not above the law. It is simply called privacy. I'm sure the right people in the company know at all times the more personal aspects of his life. As a shareholder I can understand someone might want to know how the leader of their investment is doing but let us take it only so far. I must admit that I was taken by surprise about how he looked during his keynote speech at the unveiling of the Iphone 3G, but he seemed to be happy and in good spirits which was enough for me. I don't and never will need to know the personal details about his health. Know your limits, and you do have them as a reporter, don't forget that.

By: d_st, ny, ny

d_st, ny, ny — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 20:12:04 +0000

You can complain all you want. But the iPhone is the best smartphone on the market. It costs money to use a smartphone on the internet. It always cost money and it always will. Convenience and entertainment costs money. If you want to wait for a perfect iPhone, you'll be waiting forever. The 3G iPhone is the best phone at a low price of $199. It doesn't get any better than that. Some people just like to complain.

By: Fred Mertz, Annapolis, MD

Fred Mertz, Annapolis, MD — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:34:40 +0000

Personally, as a stock holder, I hope Steve Jobs kicks the bucket tomorrow. Then the stock will fall, I can buy a lot more, and when it becomes obvious to everyone the talent at Apple is not restricted to it's CEO, and they continue to innovate and thrive despite his passing, the stock will climb back up to where it should be.

By: AAPLpie

AAPLpie — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 15:20:33 +0000

Well,look at that, the stock is getting hammered on the news that Steve doesn't have cancer! Guess the manipulators are already on to the next "reason" to try to make AAPL fail. If this doesn't smoke out the obvious manipulation of the stock price, nothing will. All we've heard for weeks is Steve has cancer, so the stock is being penalized. Now Steve doesn't have cancer, so the stock is going down. Interesting.

By: Constable Odo, Queens, New York

Constable Odo, Queens, New York — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 12:35:47 +0000

If investors and WS truly wants to believe Steve Jobs has cancer, then they will not be convinced he doesn't. If they believe he's lying, even if he says he's healthy, it won't matter. This health issue is just a matter of trust. Even if they had access to his health records and the records showed he didn't have cancer, they'd probably say the records have been altered. Any CEO of any company can die at any time and all this stuff about Steve Jobs is just a way to manipulate and hold down Apple's stock price.

Don't expect Apple's stock price to go up even if Steve says he healthy. The media and WS will find another reason to keep the stock weak. There are forces that don't want Apple to succeed in its growth and are likely doing everything in their power to damage the stock with constant instability.

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