Apple shares fall for the first time since 2008

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With the entry of 2016, it often happens that of "new year, new life", or not. Apple's stock market value has fallen year-on-year for the first time since nothing less than 2008. Although the fall is neither intense nor does it represent a reason to be concerned at the Cupertino offices, although it is true that its value has fallen 4,64 percent compared to last year as of the first day of January. The percentage is miniscule, but with the good rhythm that the company has been in for almost the last decade, this slight drop in its value is news.

However, despite the fact that the percentage amount is minimal, this has meant a profit drop of $ 600.000 and a total loss of value of $ 1.000 billion, going from having a business value of 57.000 million of dollars this year 2016, when it left it last year around this time at 58.000 million. The truth is that the variation seems minimal, but if we think about the things that can be done with that amount of money, it produces a strange sensation of indescribable vertigo. The money handled by large companies affects many areas of general society, these stratospheric figures can surprise anyone.

However, as reported Reuters through your research work, 83 percent of brokers approve Apple shares and they don't recommend selling them at all yet. Clearly this surrounds predictions of iPhone 6s sales declines, but it is by no means alarming or surprising news. This year will be a bit key, as it is every year that the iPhone changes number and abandons the "s", since we are going to spend the whole year pending the new iPhone, leaving Apple devices a little more aside.


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