Something to hide or a smart business move?

[Rob Phillips]

Once upon a time they were a trillion dollar company. Not anymore.

I’m not allowed to give investment advice but I wouldn’t be worried that they’ll never be a trillion dollar company again.

 

[Tartarus]

I’m not allowed to give investment advice but I wouldn’t be worried that they’ll never be a trillion dollar company again.

You don’t have to have studied for that
So no worries, you’re safe.

 

[MasterDarque]

AAPL @ the moment...

Buy low(er) and sell high(er)....
Or, WWWBD??

 

[Rob Phillips]

You don’t have to have studied for that
So no worries, you’re safe.

Nothing to do with studying. I’m not allowed to publicly give advice outside of my work.

 

[Rob Phillips]

AAPL @ the moment...

Buy low(er) and sell high(er)....
Or, WWWBD??

Warren Buffett would buy.

 

[MasterDarque]

Warren Buffett would buy.

So would I, if I had the money available to do so.

 

[Ken Magel]

No other phone company provides actual sales figures. Perhaps Apple could have handled this change better, but they're just following the practices of other companies. I admit Tim Cook's analogy of a store checkout wasn't very good. I think the main reason their stock is falling is the disappointing advice they gave concerning sales for the next quarter.

 

[BreakingKayfabe]

As someone who follows the market everyday and owns stocks, none of which include a share of Apple, I think it's a good move. It gives Wall Street one less thing to speculate on with Apple to manipulate the price. That's all Wall Street is. Talk, talk, talk, talk...