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
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)'s problems are centered around its most recent earnings report. The firm beat Wall Street's analysts expectations, on EPS, but didn't sell as many iPhones as had been hoped. The firm's stock has fallen by more than 12 percent
Just because AAPL longs needed some more salt rubbed in their wounds, here comes Apple's cartooniest analyst who heretofore had the highest price target on AAPL some 140% higher than where it is now, and working at
Much was made of the first two days of this year as indicative of the great 'meme' that every sell-side rep and commission-taking asset manager has pumped investors full of - the 'great rotation' is here. Finally, rates were rising
Is what he said about AAPL stock true? Doesn't matter, because a lot of investors and analysts are listening…and acting. Even after record-breaking earnings, AAPL's stock is way down. 40.714513 -74.005122. Share This
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