“Apple's a company whose valuation is based on the fact that they've got recurring, blockbuster products, that the, the lack of those, of late, is just killin' 'em.”

— Rob Enderle

Rob Enderle on Apple: Not Looking Good http://wsj.com/podcasts/rob-enderle-on-apple-not-looking-good/01630736-7C5F-4BDF-A98B-B5E64E164196.html in The Wall Street Journal's "What's News" Podcast (26 October 2016)

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American financial analyst 1954

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“Apple's a company whose valuation is based on the fact that they've got recurring, blockbuster products, that the, the lack of those, of late, is just killin' 'em.”

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