“Apple is getting its clock cleaned by Samsung, which is now by far the dominant smartphone maker in the world.”

—  Henry Blodget

Come On, Apple Fans, It's Time To Admit That The Company Is Blowing It http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-prices-too-high-2013-11 in Business Insider (15 November 2013)

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American equity research analyst 1966

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