mcarling

sflocal said:

lkrupp said:

Wall Street doesn’t care anymore. Wall Street has dropped AAPL like a hot potato. It’s been trading in very narrow range for months now. Apple could triple its revenue and the stock wouldn’t move an inch. The naysayers have triumphed and that’s all there is to it. I read an article on Yahoo Financial the other day when AAPL jumped $3.00. The response was quite literally WTF happened today? And the stock has since dropped back to its $115 or so plateau. 

I guess Wall Street just doesn't like AAPL because it's too "boring" a stock as it just commands all the money in the industry.  They want unstable stocks so they can better game the system.

F**ktards.

What's going on is that many investors don't believe Apple can continue to grow and generate even more profit than today because no company ever has before.  Of course, that's a silly fallacy.  When Apple actually does grow and generate more profit next year, then the stock price will rise (roughly in proportion to profits because the idiots will continue to believe that no company can grow any bigger and any more profitable than what they've seen before).

Flash should have been dead five years ago.

My guess is that the 4th gen Apple TV will be physically capable of streaming 4K content, but that it will not initially be supported due to lack of progress in contract negotiation with the content owners.