Among the big names advising clients to avoid Apple during its latest run: Goldman Sachs. Deutsche Bank. Barclays and AllianceBernstein.
Apple's iPhone X bungee jump
8 years ago
8 years ago"It’s like a slingshot — the harder you pull, the more propulsion you generate.”
Apple 3.0 growth still accelerating
8 years ago
8 years agoApril was my best month yet, up 130% year over year.
Apple closes at $183.83, a new all-time high
8 years ago
8 years agoSome of Kuo's reports were indistinguishable from industrial espionage. Could his sources have been caught in Apple's dragnet?
From Paul Krugman's op-ed column in Friday's New York Times.
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"Trying to guess how many iPhone X ... are going to be sold in a three-month period totally misses the point."
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The Wall Street bears blew it.
Best and worst Apple analysts: Q2 2018
8 years ago
8 years agoThe Wall Street bears blew it.
WSJ: Apple is the buyback king
8 years ago
8 years agoApple’s $100 billion share-repurchase plan is the largest ever announced by a U.S. company.
Excerpts from the notes I've seen. More as they come in.
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