Tim Cook will not be at all happy. It is not enough to bring iPhone 5, iPad Mini and the replacement of the entire fleet of the computer division, from the iMac to the MacBook Pro to stop this unexpected fall. It seems that Apple is losing a little 'appeal from portions of Wall Street. Something is going the wrong way or perhaps as a reassuring someone, it is only the effect of theFiscal Cliff .

The fact is that on September 21 of this year, Apple shares have a historical record, exceeding $ 705.07 .Then began a steep descent. Only in the day today trade on the stock market showed further loss of almost 3%, which dragged down the value to $ 533.25. In all, over the past three months, shares of Cupertino are down $ 147 with a loss of over 25%. A negative trend at least apparently seem to worry investors that the leaders of Apple.

Just this week, Tim Cook gave a lengthy interview to Businessweek where he sciorinato the usual "incredible" number of Apple products to inaugurate every keynote, nominated several times devoutly the late Steve Jobs, has relegated the competition from Google and Samsung to something marginal, explained with diplomacy because of the recent changes at the top of the company and its future plans. All calmly that much and certainly not referring to the situation not exactly cheerful parties of Wall Street.

With Android continues to grind slices consisting of market and erode the dominance of the iPhone. With the latest Samsung smartphone that has been so successful that perhaps even the upper floors of the headquarters of the giant South Korean imagined possible. With the series Amazon Kindle Store, and with its profits that grind at full blast. With Google with the Nexus 7 has massively entered the tablet market by offering a high-level device at a price more than competitive with the iPad and iPad mini. With criticism raining down on Apple for having shown little capacity to innovate by presenting only recently recycled ideas rather than something new that could pull the market in the coming years as it did the iPhone from 2007 onwards. Maybe some questions from the parts of Cupertino, behind the impassive facade of the successor to Jobs, even if they're doing.

Let's just say that it is not trivial to introduce a revolutionary product in the market every five years. It is also not reasonably feasible, considering the costs of investment in research and development are depreciated over the medium term. But that's what happens when you splash too high. The public on excessive expectations, disappointments are easy and obvious to every misstep. It is not the end of the world, the trend can always get it right. But in the coming months to get back on top, not enough or a thinner iPhone or an iPad with a new connector. From portions of Apple knows it. It will not disappoint. I hope.

Thanks: http://woorkup.com/2012/12/07/apple-perde-il-suo-appeal-a-wall-street-il-titolo-crolla-in-borsa/