There's something you should know about Apple
Panic in Cupertino: Headless chickens run around smacking into one another, because they don't know they're dead.
That's the fundamental problem with Apple, and this situation is largely independent of recent stock price declines that analysts, bloggers, reporters and other writers can't opine enough about. Falling shares are part of a necessary correction, as reality displaces perception. To understand what's happening now, you need to look into the past -- three years, which by Internet counting is like a lifetime.
Three years. I want you to repeat "three years" like a mantra while reading this analysis. That's all it took for Apple's recent rise and about all it could take for the fall. The company isn't going away and surely will remain successful for a long time -- just more as a niche brand, as it was before. That is, unless CEO Tim Cook and company do something dramatic, like apply the "David Thinking" that spurred success in the past, while giving up status quo approach for the future (that's something I don't expect).
