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What's the difference between this week and last week?

That's kind of a trick question.

There are several differences.

For the purposes of this story, however, a primary difference between this week and last

week is last week week Wall Street cared what

Pacific Press securities analyst Andy Hargreaves had to say. This week

Wall Street is more impressed with new iPhones, Apple's confirmed payment system, and Apple's confirmed

Smartwatch. To be fair to Hargreaves, he's a man of his word. The Pac-Man issued a note

last week saying he thought the anticipated iPhone sixes were already priced into Apple shares

and if he didn't see anything that smacked of an automatic moneymaker outside of the phones,

he was probably going to downgrade shares of the Cupertino company.

On Wednesday, he did just that, dropping his rating on Apple shares from Outperform

to Sector Perform. The part where Wall Street doesn't care

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