AAPL: Using Statistics To Detect Deleveraging In Apple Stock

Using Statistics To Detect Deleveraging In Apple Stock
by Charles Cooper

Much has been made about the fall of Apple, Inc. (AAPL) stock price from above $700 to below $450 in a matter of months. I want to use some statistical tools to show that AAPL's price drop has similar features to the deleveraging in the equity markets seen in late 2008/early 2009. Based on my thesis that AAPL's drop was due to liquidation of levered long positions rather than weakening fundamentals, I recommend AAPL investors to buy on weakness. read more »

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