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Analyst Daniel Ives was the sell-side's biggest Apple bull. For six weeks.
The Wall Street Journal ($) printed the answer, not the question.
Trump threatens to cut subsidies to GM, Microsoft's market cap is getting close to Apple's, Conde Nast pushes out its CEO, and other important business headlines.
Those "sustained datapoints" do wear one down.
"To be frank," writes Ben Thompson, "Apple is an abusive monopoly in terms of iOS apps."
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday included Athenahealth, Apple, Deere, Hormel, JinkoSolar, Micron Technology, US Bancorp and Walt Disney.
Andreessen Horowitz' Benedict Evans has seen the (near-term) future and it is egroceries.
Now that 2018 is nearing an end, it is a serious time for investors to start thinking about expectations in 2019 rather than looking back at how choppy 2018 has been.
If you can't attend a Supreme Court session yourself, SCOTUSblog is the next best thing.
Sticking with a Street-high $310 Apple price target.
From TheFly: Apple down 2% in after-hours after Trump talks 10%
Since October, shares of both companies have declined in value, but the drop in Apple stock has been far steeper than the drop in Microsoft shares.
A guidance update, if true, would be huge news.
Salesforce is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results after the markets close on Tuesday, and the consensus forecast calls for solid growth on the top and bottom lines.
Still the world's most valuable public company. For now.