Composite is down 21 points due to NFLX spiking up 38%, thereby adding 1.5 points to the composite. Meanwhile AAPL is dropping 10.7%, which subtracts 32 points from the composite. Where have you heard this iBubble
Two days ago, Apple (AAPL) announced Q4 earnings for 2012 that represented the largest quarterly profit for a non-oil company in the history of mankind. Sales were so strong that the company couldn't produce enough devices to meet demand. They had
While I was pleased with the quarter, my estimates were considered somewhat bearish compared to the crowd; so needless to say, there were more disappointed faces than smiles. Apple reported healthy growth metrics for iPhone and iPad, while iPhone
As Apple (AAPL) shares sink by $8.71, or 2%, to $441.79 in an otherwise up market, the stock's market capitalization has fallen below Exxon Mobil's (XOM) after first topping that stock exactly a year ago today. Howard Silverblatt, the senior index
The most anticipated earnings release of the quarter has come and it has been a dud, at least judging by the market's expectations and its response. Because while EPS beats just barely (a far cry from the epic EPS beats of
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