To begin with, I only know of one pro analyst who called the Apple (AAPL) tank job on TV and in print for many months: Reggie Middleton at boombustblog.com.

So AAPL is at $450 now, and we know someone guessed this 35% correction was going to happen. Instead, I want to talk about what's happening in the next two to five years with Apple and Google (GOOG), the only two viable computer operating systems remaining for the present and future, and without Microsoft, the copycat that couldn't.

From "stockcharts.com": At the company level, fundamental analysis may involve examination of financial data, management, business, and competition. I will be focusing on the last three areas in this assessment of Apple's Macro strategy against its largest competitors.

It's important to understand how I came to this conclusion. I did not theorize this, but I

Do you doubt science as an investor?

Many institutional investors do, and now they've missed something that can make their clients more money. The thing they are ignorant of is what scientists call "cognitive ease," which only now is becoming familiar to behavioral researchers. And the company they've mistaken for a disc seller, Activision Blizzard (ATVI), is radiating cog-ease to its customers like the sun, bathing us in its life-giving heat.

This can be most easily observed in gamers who readily pay $60 to play Diablo 3, after 12 years of waiting. Or the ten million monthly subscribers to the most familiar (popular) MMO in the world. Then there is the pro-gamer circuit of players who literally live in the world of Starcraft 2, the real time strategy game of choice, who have been observed dying after playing too long, immersed in a state of cog-ease and pleasure.