I purchased this one in 1999, two years before they sold their first IPOD. I was going to cash in and sell about 1 1/2 years ago, but Jim Cramer told me that Apple would hit Par, so I stayed with it, and now it is over 120. I now plan on holding onto it till it hits $160. I own 1,140 shares of Apple Inc.

Mutual Fund---Fidelity Canada. I've always liked Canada. I've been there many times. they have a rapidly growing population, which translates to a rapidly growing economy. Also, unlike some other countries, Canada has a stable government.

Kinross Gold. I bought this back in the late 1990's. A gold stock is always a good hedge against inflation, and recession. I own 600 shares of Kinross Gold.

The second largest insurance company in North America. I own 296 shares of Manulife.

The largest supplier of fiber optic cables to the US military. Any company with a large military contract during a wartime situation is doing good. I own 1,000 shares of Optical Cable Corp.

I purchased this lemon several years ago, hoping that it's new Lupis medication would receive FDA approvial. This approval never came, and probably never will. I'm waiting for my Apple stock to hit $160, then I will finally ring the register on apple, and take my rather substantial profits. The very same day, I will sell every last share that I own in Genelabs (GNLB), so I can write my GNLB loss off on my taxes against the profit that I shall be seeing in my Apple stock.

Buffalo Science and Technology Fund. I figure that technology is something that will always go up over a long period of time,

Oberweis Micro-cap fund. My third mutual fund. I've always liked the underdog, the little guy, who is struggling to become a big fish, and that is the kind of company that this fund invests in.