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The market analysts are overlooking a massive amount of evidence in order to ride the bandwagon down on AAPL.
Things I look for include share of revenue and net revenue by sector, revenue trend vs. market trend, online activity by operating system, share of market in music and apps, and most telling, the secondary market for Apple products.
Looking at all of those factors (all available with a little effort), it's just not logical to bet against Apple as a growth company. Granted, with Apple selling most of its products in 80+ countries, the unit and revenue numbers are no longer distorted by opening new geographical markets. But I believe Cook & co. are better at understanding price elasticity than Jobs was. So watch for some price point adjustments this year that will bring big volume results.
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