Some sources
cited by the Wall
Street Forbes said
that Apple is secretly looking for new CEO
Tim Cook to
replace.
Why, Cook
was able to maintain the performance of Apple that the company's stock price continued to
decline.
Apple has
lost half its market value since the first
time Cook served
as CEO in October 2011, replacing the late Steve
Jobs.
Apple shareholders
worried because so
far there is no sign of decline
in the stock price will stop.
Since hitting the
highest point in the value of
702 dollars per
share in September 2012, Apple's stock had plummeted
to trade at price
390 U.S. dollars per
sheet, April 19.
There is no
information about who the potential candidates who could replace Tim Cook.
Stay positive
Loss of market
value of 290 billion U.S. dollars in just six
months, most Wall
Street analysts generally
maintain a positive attitude towards Apple.
Of the 37 large
securities firm analysts,
for example, no one has downgraded Apple's stock to "sell".
Twenty-five of them are still recommends
Apple stock with
a rating of "strong buy", six others rated them
"moderate buy" while remaining "hold".
One of the main
reasons behind this positive attitude is
a big Apple cash,
estimated at over 137 billion U.S. dollars. Demand
for superior products Apple
was still strong, especially the iPhone and
iPad.
SP &
Q analyst Scott
Kessler IP estimates
that Apple's sales of the two devices will
remain high until 2015. But, he also added that Apple's
earnings growth will decline
sharply this year to 14 percent, from 45
percent last year.
Apple itself is
currently in a period of "quiet
period". The company would not comment on
the public as scheduled to release quarterly earnings on Tuesday.
Sources :
http://tekno.kompas.com/read/2013/04/22/13153741/Apple.Diamdiam.Cari.CEO.Baru?utm_source=WP&utm_medium=box&utm_campaign=Kknwp
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