Sources close to Apple: looking to replace Tim Cook

There is no official statement yet that executives at Apple Insiders claim that as a secret search for a replacement CEO. "Since the beginning of his tenure, the company's stock plummeted by 50%"
Is Apple secretly began searching for a new CEO to replace Tim Cook? Several sources close to Wall

Street executives in saying that such a move is already underway, although still no official statement that the technology giant's board began the search., But by large shareholders in the company, watering down their holdings recently, if the company is not looking yet replace, you should begin.
According to them, it's time to replace Cook, who since the beginning of his tenure as CEO of Apple's stock fell by 50%. Least one of them believes that the company has already started looking person with excellent technical capability can take control of the company and change the situation, so as not to march on their way HP and Ji. Penney.

Investors worried about what is happening in society continues to grow, mainly because there is no sign that the economic bleeding will stop soon. The price of 702 dollars per share in September 2012, the stock dropped to $ 390 last Friday - a low of 52 weeks.
The big surprise is many analysts on Wall Street big companies remain optimistic about Apple . Since the death of founder Steve Jobs , Apple's condition worsened, as well as its earnings growth forecasts - and impressive climb of the stock changed direction. Apple is in a quiet period, which it does not publish public notices, for tomorrow will publish summary reports first quarter of 2013.
Optimism is particularly surprising given that Apple erased 290 billion of its value in six months. Out of 37 analysts who cover the major companies Apple, no one took the recommendation cleaning up, "according to MSN site. 25 of them still recommend the stock Strong Buy "and six others a Buy moderate." Additional six raters her Possession. "

"We expect that the growth of Apple overtake many of its competitors," says Scott Kessler, an analyst at S & P IQ. "The price of the stock attractive." He estimates that sales of iPhones and iPads "will continue to grow at a healthy pace during 2015, despite the threats and competition." In addition, expectations are that Apple will use its big cash to dividend distribution and share repurchase.
Kessler predicts that Apple's revenue in 2014 will remain similar to those expected in 2013. About earnings estimates Kessler that they would remain in place in 2013, at -44.29 per share, compared to -44.15 per share in 2012.
This means that if Tim Cook will announce tomorrow a dramatic move, a new product line or astronomical profit, the stock is expected to continue to decline, as Cook's status among shareholders and investors. This may signify a final way out.