WSJ: Apple lost $9 billion overpaying for itself
The recent plunge in stock prices makes Apple's buyback strategy look like a bad idea
The recent plunge in stock prices makes Apple's buyback strategy look like a bad idea
And why did he plant the idea on CNBC Thursday morning that Apple could fall to $117?
If you guessed a commodity iPhone priced for the masses, you guessed wrong.
In Wednesday's CML Pro, Ophir Gottleib looks for reason in the Apple-is-doomed narrative.
From Loup Ventures' 2019 Tech Predictions.
It's the largest series of acquisitions of a single company’s shares in history.
From a note to clients that landed on my desktop Christmas eve.
And a few big ones that continue to get away.
From "It’s Time to Bet on Apple Now," in this week's magazine.
"A lot funnier than it has a right to be."
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday included Apple, Applied Materials, Biogen, CyberArk, Electronic Arts, Marathon, Nike and NXP Semiconductors.