In our Dec. 6 edition of MarketFoolery, Joe Magyer takes a look at the anti-Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) thesis and indicates that even though Apple is significantly cheaper than it was a few months ago, he still wouldn't be a buyer today. Joe believes the landscape is increasingly competitive and that it will become difficult for Apple to continue operating at the same pace it's been able to in the past.
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The Anti-Apple Thesis
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