This is Notes of Apple shares revving the car play engine and a new suit for the new year.

It's Tuesday the 5th of January 2016.

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A few weeks ago one of the companies in Apple's supply chain

said that orders were weaker than had been expected. That led the financial

analysts far and wide lowering their iPhone expectations for fiscal year 2016 and in some

cases lowering their price targets for the Cupertino company as well. That led to a number of

shareholders becoming former shareholders which That led to a number of shareholders, which led to 2015 being the first negative year for Apple stock since 2008.

Now at least one analyst thinks enough is enough that expectations are now so low that

Apple will have no problem meeting or beating them.

Barron's at FBI and company analyst Daniel Ives issuing a note on Monday writing that

bearish sentiment has swung too far.

Quoting barons.

Ives acknowledges that for Apple investors it has been a miserable dark period over the past few months that is showing

no signs of abating as the combination of six-S growth concerns and China fears this morning

are further fueling the bonfire around Apple stock heading into 2016.

Hyperbally much? Not China, China was bad on Monday, but bonfire?

Eh?

A lot of Ives note really does seem to revolve around having beaten the tar out of Apple expectations

for the last few weeks.

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