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playing Wall Street's guessing game on Stargate and security and beating up on beats, it's

the day the world's been waiting for Tuesday, September 9, 2014.

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While we're done here talking about what products Apple might introduce at the 99 2014 event,

there are other issues to address around it.

Chief among them for some, trying to guess how Apple shares will perform in the hours and

weeks after Apple announces whatever Apple plans to announce.

Historically, things get bumpy.

On Monday, Barron said a few analysts saying,

Hang on.

UBS analyst Steve Malunovich had words in his note very similar to those.

His advice, stick with Apple despite the potential for a cell on the news reaction because

the upgrade cycle could exceed expectations at

solid margins with 40% of US buyers, let alone Asian consumers wanting larger

screen handsets. He's going to buy a rating on Apple's shares and a price

target of $115. Cowan and company analyst Timothy Arcury issued similar advice. His words, history may tempt investors to sell

this week's iPhone six launch, but we feel the setup is, dare we say, different

this time.

Arcuri has now performed rating on Apple's shares, which he reiterated on Monday's note.

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