Will Einhorn And The iWatch Boost Apple Shares?
by Paul Zimbardo
Apple (AAPL) has fallen nine percent in the past month and investors are scratching their heads. Apple started 2012 with significant appreciation but has been in a tailspin since hitting $705. Optimism surrounding the company has vanished and the media is now extremely critical of Apple. Now more than ever it is important to monitor developments for the company and its competitors. Below I will layout the reason why I continue to recommend Apple and, as a supplement, present complementary option strategies. read more »
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