AAPL: Apple Has Peaked: The Warning Signs Are Multiplying

Apple Has Peaked: The Warning Signs Are Multiplying
by David Weinstein

Apple (AAPL) has peaked.
The closing price of $702.10 on September 19, 2012, representing a $660B market cap (the highest nominal value ever for a public company), will be noted with nostalgia over the next few years. In the meantime, sit back and enjoy the marvel that is AAPL. Enjoy the heyday of a company whose innovation and influence have changed the world and amazed analysts and investors alike. Just don't invest in that company. read more »

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