Apple (AAPL) Changing Into Trading Stock: Pro

Sanford C. Bernstein’s Toni Sacconaghi believes Apple (AAPL) no longer represents the “shining example” of a breakneck-growth company and shareholders should now consider Apple a “trading stock.” “Yes, investors should be looking at this company differently,” Sacconaghi said Friday on CNBC. “We view it as a trading stock more than a company that we can […] View the full post at: Apple (AAPL) Changing Into Trading Stock: Pro Related posts: China slashes trading costs to boost stock market Apple (AAPL) Makes This Look Easy Apple plans no dividend or buyback – Jobs
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