S&P Logs Best Win Streak Since 2004; For the Week, AAPL Skids 12%, NFLX ...

S&P Logs Best Win Streak Since 2004; For the Week, AAPL Skids 12%, NFLX ...

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

So Exxon passed Apple to reclaim the title of the World's Most Valuable Corporation. But how much did Wall Street's prognosticators have to do with Apple's.

Stocks closed higher Friday, with the S&P 500 ending above 1,500 and logging its longest winning streak since November 2004, boosted by a batch of upbeat corporate earnings reports. All three major averages turned in their fourth-consecutive weekly gain.

Apple (AAPL) shares closed down $10.62, or 2.4%, at $439.88 this afternoon. ZeroHedge's Tyler Durden points us to what appears to have been a “flash dump” in the closing moments of the market, noting a large block of $350 million worth of stock in the

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