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Seeking Alpha: 24 hours of Apple analysis

"Better than it used to be."

By Steven M. Peters

Published January 8, 2019, 4:05pm ET · 1 min read

On Seeking Alpha, everybody pulls in his or her own direction.

Reel Ken: Apple: Glass Half Full Or Half Empty
D.H. Taylor: Apple Stock: Never A Better Time To Buy
Edward Ambrose: How Can Apple Recover When Its Business Model Limits Growth?
Quoth the Raven: When Did Apple Lose Its Innovation Spark?
Michael Blair: Weak Performance In China And India Will Cause Apple To Stagnate
Robert Riesen: 5 Reasons Now Is The Time To Go All-In
Bill Mauer: Apple: Wait Until The Dust Settles
Early Retiree: Why Apple Is Failing In China
The Fortune Teller: Regrets, I Had A Few, And Did It My Way

My take: Much as I enjoy yanking its chain, Seeking Alpha is better than it used to be.

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