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Sunday, February 10, 2013

AAPL,MSFT: Einhorn's Apple (AAPL) proposal is pretty much...

6:15 PM Einhorn's Apple (AAPL) proposal is pretty much the stub stock idea made famous by Joel Greenblatt, writes The Brooklyn Investor, showing how issuing $50B in preferred would theoretically add $32/share in value. In cases where an underleveraged firm won't lever up, Greenblatt reminded an investor can and should create their own leverage using LEAPs. This spreadsheet (from May) on Greenlight's site details Einhorn's preferred idea for not just Apple, but DELL, GM, MRVL, and MSFT. Read comments

AAPL price at time of publication: $474.98. Check AAPL price now »

Focus Articles on AAPL

Evaluating David Einhorn's Proposal To Apple by Suman Chatterjee
Why Apple Is Still A Buy Despite Its New Industry Classification by Marshall Hargrave
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Press Releases on AAPL

Statement by Apple (Business Wire)
Wi-Fi + Cellular Models of iPad mini & Fourth Generation iPad Available in China This Friday (Business Wire)
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