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Apple $AAPL now down more than 11% since hitting an all-time high on Dec 26 📉 Maybe valuations do matter after all https://t.co/bWFUpsdloE
$AAPL daily 🚩 The #FinTv love to tell us the iBone 📱 maker is the market yet the stock continues to not trade well as the overall markets rip higher.. Carry on @Seawolfcap https://t.co/PknVX5UXvO
$AAPL Cramer / Despite Evercore’s short-term buy call, Jim is advising against purchasing Apple stock ahead of the earnings release. “It’s got a China wildcard that I don’t like,” he said Friday. “Maybe that can be resolved.” “The long knives are out for Apple, and estimates may…