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Apple downgraded to neutral at longbow research

By Bloomberg
18 January 2018   |   8:00 am
Longbow Research analyst Shawn Harrison cut Apple stock to neutral on Wednesday. He discusses his call with Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro on "Bloomberg Markets: The Open." Harrison, his family, and firm, do not own shares of Apple.

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