Reason #5: The revenue growth can always mislead

When it comes to revenue growth, it’s simply astounding.  From $6.2 billion in 2003, Apple made$156 billion in 2012- a revenue increase of approximately 25 percent. But do you think this will happen in over the next 10 years? If the pattern continues Apples’ revenue would have challenged the GDP of major nations like U.K or France.

Reason #6: Is Apple going the Microsoft way?

There is a saying that one out of every four mutual funds owns Apple and also the company holds around 20 percent of the Nasdaq 100. So the big question- who’s left to buy it? This situation reminds the story of once-called supremos like Microsoft, Sun, Cisco and Qualcomm, who were baffled in the unforgiving stock market. Last week Apple had a staggering loss of $70 billion in market capitalization, making it the third largest one-day drop in history. Microsoft holds the first and second place, from back in 2000. Microsoft too once was an unstoppable company, until they started facing the wraths of stock exchange. 12 years later, today Microsoft stock is only a quarter of what it was at its peak.

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