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Open casting call begins for first original Apple TV series 'Planet of the Apps'
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I/O 2016: Google's new Home hardware takes on Apple's HomeKit and Siri
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Appaloosa unloads all Apple shares as other hedge funds trim position
gmgravytrain said:Hedge funds always dump losers, so I suppose it's not that unusual for them to be dumping Apple. Instead, they'll be buying Amazon, Tesla, Alphabet, Facebook, Microsoft, etc. It's not easy for a CEO to ruin a company unless he's trying to do it deliberately. Tim Cook has really soured most of the big investors. Think of how many shares Apple can buy back for $75 a share. It will be interesting to see how many since that's where Apple appears to be headed. I suppose it was inevitable Apple becoming a second-rate investment after joining the Dow. The Dow curse must be in full effect at this point. No investors will be buying Apple unless they surely want to lose their money. I still can't understand how Apple's management missed the signs of a fully saturated smartphone market. It seemed so obvious to practically everyone else. -
Didi Chuxing president says Apple deal closed in 22 days, talks in progress in several areas