What's Up With Apple's Downturn? 17 comments
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Apple (AAPL) shares are getting hit hard in today’s broad market selloff. While there are some minor news developments involving Apple - a lawsuit over the use of the phrase “Mighty Mouse,” a report that the company will use blue LED displays in future laptops - there’s nothing obvious that would be pressuring the stock.
One item worth noting which I missed yesterday: Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster in an unusually cautious (for him) research note on Tuesday advised investors to keep their expectations for the capabilities of the 3G iPhone “in check.” He said the phone is likely to be nearly identical to the current iPhone in form and function.
Munster expects the new iPhone to be announced June 9 as part of the Steve Jobs keynote at the upcoming Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco; he thinks it will start shipping shortly after.
Today’s downturn appears to be nothing more than profit-taking in an ugly broad market; if you have any other theories, pass ‘em along.
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Will bounce back tomorrow at least 5 bucks. Great time to buy right now in the AH for either short term trade (at least 5 bucks per share profit) or buy and hold for the long term.
this ran back 50% -- won't be going anywhere for a while now. Either you were in or you weren't but hoping to get some cheap stuff and then watch it hit 190 is dreaming. Long consolidation period ahead. Not good for longs or shorts -- but net-net -- a lot better for shorts.
Makes no sense. Fundamentals strong as steel.
America's (World's?) best tech company.
Tomorrow back up again. Can't waterboard this stock.
HW
And what is the point of the article? Have you heard of post-earnings drift?
AAPL whips around. That's just what it does. No real reason, but here's one if you need it: It's widely held by hedge funds in lieu of cash, and on capitulation days it gets woodshedded. I see it at 250, just maybe 160 first.
Strategy: Buy way the f-ck out of the money calls in 09', read the Black Swan/ Fooled by Randomness and tune out for a bit.
Cheers,
yt
my take: 20smoney.com/2008/05/2.../
direction. Newton - mood contemplative- sat by a window,
watching an apple fall from a tree. He too, asked why; "why
should the apple always fall perpendicularly to the ground?
Why should it not go sideways or upwards?
I forgot what you said, but isn't it usually a no -brainer, there's profit -taking after earnings posted. Apple's destined to
hit $250, but not without
first going a little flaccid.
Indeed ( above post ) a Midas Touch.
Whattup with author? This article bites the big one, if anything!