Salesforce.com is downgraded to 'neutral,' and Marvell is downgraded to 'underperform.'
Stocks are a bit lower this afternoon but well off their earlier lows.
Shares of the small-cap audio chipmaker should easily outpace the tech giant's own gains on the investor excitement that inevitably will greet release of the next Apple product.
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Any disappointment in the company's quarterly earnings report next week will mark the start of a buying opportunity.
Henry Blodget says the stock is a 'buy,' but he's wrong.
Shares tumble on reports of weakening iPhone and iPad demand. But buying kicks in as soon as $400 is breached.
The tech giant was among the stocks taking a beating in Wednesday's market rout, which pushed the iPhone-maker's shares to a fresh 52-week low.
In this edition of Investor Beat: Shares of Apple fall in the wake of bad news from a supplier.
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