Do you really believe that about apple? They have their days counted though. I guess their fans already noticed that they sell them the same iPhone over and over. The same boring looking phone.
Apple's best year (for revenue, stock value, sales, and even profits) was 2012.
It took a
huge dip in 2013 due to poor iPhone 5 quality control (admittedly, the 5 is a low point for Apple) and the threat from Google, but has since bounced back and has resumed its business as usual climb.
Unless the iPhone 6 is just the iPhone 5S in new clothes (Tim Cook better not let that crap happen again) I'm fairly certain they'll continue rising. The iPhone 5C is reportedly digging a little into the slightly cheaper phone market where Google's Android is currently keeping hold.
A good thing to remember is that even though Google outsells Apple nearly 3:1, the iPhone still remains vastly more profitable than even the most expensive Android phones. Why? Apple takes from Mercedes and charges up the wall for everything. :wink:
Oh, that brings me to another good company to invest in, Google! While not as valuable as Apple (yet), Google is beginning to take the Internet and technology by storm.
And of course, some concrete evidence as to the current health of Apple:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-...-cola-as-most-valuable-brand-study-finds.html
Apple and Google hold the top spots for the most profitable companies. The stock price for both companies continue to rise like it isn't anyone's business.
