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Tim Beyers
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December 7, 2012
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Have you noticed the sharp decline in Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL ) shares? Several theories are floating about as to what's behind the sell-off, but the most popular may be the company's presumed reticence in paying shareholders a special dividend. Traders appear to be cycling out of Apple in order to capture huge one-time payments elsewhere. Consider:
All of which would be good if greed didn't get in the way.
Too many are bidding up or selling off quality businesses merely for their stance on special dividends. Apple won't pay one? Sell! Las Vegas Sands is paying cash? Woo-hoo!
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