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Jefferies Out With Top Internet Stock Picks for 2019
Out of Jefferies top internet stock picks for 2019, these four have the biggest upside to the Jefferies price targets and offer solid entry points with the market still down big from highs set…
HSBC cuts Apple price target
From a note to clients by analyst Erwan Rambourg snagged by TheFly.
Google’s 360-degree ride to the uncanny valley (video)
"I can’t believe anyone seriously thought this would be a good idea."
Wedbush: Apple must lose its ‘pricing hubris’
From a note to clients by analyst Daniel Ives that landed on my desktop Wednesday.
A pair of Apple suppliers issue new guidance warnings
I've learned the hard way not to call FUD on guidance warnings.
What Gene Munster learned from Cramer’s Q&A with Cook
Six takeaways in a note to Loup Ventures subscribers posted Wednesday.
Watch Jim Cramer toss softballs to Tim Cook (video)
Slim pickings from a 22-minute Q&A.
The six values of Apple
Only Apple could put these in a proxy statement with a straight face.
Seeking Alpha: 24 hours of Apple analysis
"Better than it used to be."
For fun: How much does Greece owe, Roger (video)
A "Who's on First" for the liquidity crisis.
Counterpoint Research: iPhone XR was Apple’s bestseller amid falling sales
Why did Apple wait until the new year to warn investors?
IBM Tops 2018 US Patents With 9100
IBM was issued more patents in 2018 by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office than any other company. IBM claims that 2018 was the 26th year it held the top of the list by…
Where else, besides iPhone sales, Apple makes money
Asymco’s Horace Dediu posted the chart on Twitter, took on the naysayers. (Not seeing the bar graph? Click here.) How does Apple’s business look if you…
US Commerce Secretary comments on Apple’s earnings miss (video)
Apple's warning had nothing to do with U.S.-China trade talks, Wilber Ross tells CNBC.