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Look who’s no longer covering Apple

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By my count, 13 Wall Street analysts who were following Apple last year have left the beat.

 

Some have dropped the stock. Some have gone silent. Some have left the industry altogether.

A few names jump out at me from the spreadsheet below:

  • Sherri Scribner, long-time Apple bear, left Deutsche Bank after 16 years to become Director of Strategic Development at Amphenol
  • Kulbinder Garcha, more of a bull, left Credit Suisse after 15 years to work for the investment authority of Qatar.
  • Pierre Ferragu, who made a splash in August with a market-low $165 price target and hasn’t been heard from since.

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