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On Wednesday, Bernstein research analyst Tony Sakanagi issued a note to clients saying

it was hard to get excited about buying Apple shares right now. In his estimation people who aren't in the stock

right now should hold off until the end of the current quarter for which Apple

will likely report ho-hum numbers then buy on investor disappointment ahead of the iPhone 6.

Nuts to that would likely be the response of Morgan Stanley analyst Katie Huberty, were the two of them to talk out their

positions on shares of the Cupertino Company.

Apple Insider had Katie Cat issuing a note to clients on Thursday wherein she said now is the time to invest in Apple.

To her way of thinking Apple shares have been de-risked and new products are coming, even if the world doesn't know exactly what they are, nor exactly

when they'll arrive.

De-risking, plus hot newness at some point, plus low institutional ownership of Apple shares plus resilient

iPhone sales all equal by by by in her estimation.

Before an anticipated rise in shares, not once shares start rising.

And she's got an interesting data point to back up her advice.

According to the analyst, Apple stock tends to rise after periods of growth in

R&D spending, that's because that research and development tends to precede

something new and fingers crossed exciting. Significant increases in

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