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Notes from the financial front.

Notes from the financial Front, Consumer Reports changes its mind, and three goodbyes from

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A couple of analyst thoughts on Apple rounding out the week.

Behrens at Wells Fargo, analyst Maynard Ah, issuing a note yesterday wherein he cut his

apple estimates for the current quarter.

Quoting his note, while there could be some positive news out of the Apple Supply Chain, we think

Supply Chain guided conservatively given the prior year's inventory issues that led to

estimate cuts into January of 2015, we think March Guide poses some risk.

Umboldor went on to say, while an increase in supply is likely one factor to the supply

demand balance into January, we think it is possible that demand also diminished

and take a more conservative stance into the March quarter.

I'd like to take that apart really quickly.

Generally speaking, financial analysts see bad I'd like to take that apart really quickly.

Generally speaking, financial analysts see bad news in the supply chain as bad news for

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