AAPL: Apple's Beta: The Real Cause

Apple's Beta: The Real Cause
by Jonathan Wagner

There are a lot of different theories when it comes to the decline of Apple (AAPL) in recent months but there is one thing that people have not been talking about: for the last 17 years the amount of cash changing hands in Apple has been on a steady decline. read more »

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MSFT: Microsoft Doesn't Need To Be Apple

Microsoft Doesn't Need To Be Apple
by Ashraf Eassa

I find it interesting that Microsoft (MSFT) and its management team get a whole lot of flack for "not being innovative" and "having no vision". While the company did damage its image considerably with Windows Vista, it came back roaring with the highly successful Windows 7. More importantly, I'm somewhat puzzled at the notion that the stock has been "dead money" because CEO Steve Ballmer is somehow responsible for "messing things up". Microsoft, like any company, makes mistakes, but on the whole it is a wildly successful company whose fundamentals have continued to move in the right direction. read more »

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