Does the bear case against Apple make any sense at all?

Tech Does the bear case against Apple make any sense at all?At least three dozen Apple analysts have told their clients to expect the company’s shares to be worth more a year from now than they are today. (See spreadsheet, below). The Street’s

Tech Look. Apple doesn’t obey the ‘law of large numbers.’ No company does.The market’s reaction Friday to the latest earnings results from Google, Amazon and Microsoft (read Fortune’s coverage here, here and here) got reader Carl Lambert—who posts here

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