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The biggest Apple Bowl on Wall Street shows no sign of backing off in 2016.

Behrens had Drexelel Hamilton analyst Brian White issuing a note on Tuesday, laying out

his top four picks for 2016 and surprise surprise, one is based in Cupertino.

Quoting the report.

For Apple, on which he bestows a $200 price target, he calls it his top mega cap tech pick for 2016, and thinks the company will benefit from an iPhone 7 later in the year

and growing momentum for the Apple Watch. Apple will continue to make progress in China and India he thinks and its competitors will

stumble. His other picks in case you're interested are Horton Works, Red Hat

and Tablo Software. I would give you the ticker symbols, but I am in fact fairly

certain you are in fact not that interested. One Apple watcher thinks he knows how Apple

will spend 2016, though the world may not see a lot of evidence of it.

The headline from Apple Insider reads, Apple predicted to aggressively pursue virtual and

augmented reality tech in 2016.

That's the thinking of FBI and company analyst Daniel Ives.

Sounds like a bold statement

until you read the relatively fine print.

Ives is not looking for Apple's answer to Facebook's Oculus or Microsoft's hollow lens or

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