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I would recommend my client divide the $100,000 as follows:

35% in Apple (APPL)

• As one of the most popular technology company, Apple is one of the companies that best to invest in, the return is much better than bonds and the other investment, As of September 21, 2011, the return on the security over the past 7-days is 7.80%, and the return on the security over the past 5 years is 675.15%.

• The growth estimate for next year is17.70%, next 5 years is 22.52%. I do believe the company will do well in the next 10 years. Because Apple’s consumer believes Apple is the one.

• Apple continues to remain on the top of the pack with its ability to design revolutionary products. Should you invest in Apple Inc stock depends on whether you are comfortable with their innovative business policy. Because their innovation product has decided Apple Inc has a great potential stock to make profit. 

• Apple's market share as a computer maker is on a strong up-trend.

• Apple is the only company with the ability to disrupt the market. They have strong control on every step of the production phases, the huge investment in research, design and marketing make Apple a company with a huge future potential. 

30% in Gold

• Recently, gold has been a popular investment one of reason is the trend of commodity prices to increase is relative to gold price increases. In 1960s and 1970s, the gold price per troy ounce was only approximately $40. In 2008, it exceeded $1,000. From 2008 to 2009, the price fluctuated a bit but later in 2009, the price started going up again. In August 2011, gold reaches its record high of $1,908. As we can see, the gold price is increasing dramatically.

• Gold value gold has been a proven method of preserving value when a national currency was losing value. 

• Despite the worldwide economic recession, the demand for the precious metals is experiencing explosive growth, which in turn drives up their...