The article was written by Alcaraz Research – Senior Analyst at I Know First
Summary
- This is a follow-up to my previous article explaining why Apple is unlikely to hit the $150 price target of professional Wall Street Analysts.
- Apple has another tangible headwind –it lost a patent infringement complaint filed against it by Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) last year.
- I opine that Apple would likely settle the damage/penalty of up to $862 million, rather than appeal the guilty verdict.
- Intel also got sued by Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation but chipzilla settled it out of court.
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