On CNBC Thursday, Nehal Chokshi explained his bearish take on Apple.
My take: Now he’ll never get to ask a question on Apple’s earning calls.
See also: Maxim downgrades Apple from hold to sell
2 years ago2 years agoMy take: Now he’ll never get to ask a question on Apple’s earning calls.
See also: Maxim downgrades Apple from hold to sell
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