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Originally Posted by PatNY
Thanks for the second chart. It's much better.
If their stock has been falling due to tangible, real things (ie, size of phone, maps app) then that is different than it falling due to misinformation. You don't need false information to contribute to a plunging stock price.
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But how can you be sure that the recent fall is due to the rumors and not just a continuation of the previous trend?
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Originally Posted by PatNY
Apple has not hesitated in the past to dispel rumors that could impact its stock price (see preceding post) so I'm not sure why they would hesitate now. One can only read their silence as an indication the rumors are more true than not.
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Define "has not hesitated".
Take the iPhone mini for example. CNET had an
article about it on December 10th, when the stock was going down, and it only took Apple a month to get around to dispelling the rumors.