(1), apple (AAPL)
Apple kicked off this week, as a jarring note. On Monday, a one-time tech darling mining the 52-week low of $419.
Which would seem to follow the shares of a mutual fund of hedge funds. According to a report by the Citigroup (Citigroup), Google (GOOG) has become one of America's largest mutual fund most of the state-owned shares of 50.
Investors are still waiting for the launch of a new and revolutionary product. Instead, they get a steady diet of rumors and disappointment. On Thursday, the New York times reported that the company's bid to introduce an Internet radio service, due to negotiations with record companies have been delayed.
Talk about IWATCH also rekindled this week, according to the report, the device can be in the next few months, Google (GOOG) glass cost a fraction of the shelves.
"I'm afraid $150 or $200 watch is not enough to generate profitable growth," walter Piecyk tell Sally BTIG research. "The handset business has been the biggest opportunity to consumer electronics," he said, adding that this means that it is in cupertino, head of the humble should use their energy. "Apple needs to focus on how to participate in the prepaid business," he said, and started to enter the market for people who can't afford to buy a 6, seven hundred yuan mobile phone.
From the upside, CEO Tim Cook (Tim Cook) from two big Wall Street this week to get some moral support. Warren buffett and Jack Welch (Jack Welch) said the cook to focus your attention on the business of long-term growth.
Apple shares rose 0.9% this week, fell 21.6% year on year, as so far this year.
(2), bank of America (BAC)
Bank of America (Bank of America), the financial sector continues to lead this week.
Stocks rose steadily, the week, the dow digging a new high, investors are waiting for the U.S. federal reserve's annual bank stress test results. Bank of America and by 17 people. Bank by the American odds, not serious doubt, this whole week to boost prices.
Bank of America (Bank of America) completed a week up 6.3%, year-on-year growth of 1.9%, for so far this year.
3, Facebook (FB)
Social-networking giant Facebook reform a new things and the news feed. On Thursday in a highly anticipated introduction, CEO Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg) launched a aims to Facebook's experience, for the user more personalized feed overhaul "newspaper".
Change, of course, also aim to increase advertising revenue and the user's time is spent on wandering.
A new concerns, however, are rapidly rise of Facebook. That is to say, Facebook lost its cool factor?
Hipness "obvious loss and the attraction of the young and put forward the strategic problems of a tricky for Facebook, the company was worth $6.6 billion in the stock market, Wall Street monthly users must ask intensity index and strong advertising revenue growth, said:" yahoo finance, a senior columnist Michael st Tory. "It is not easy to match" monetize "the user through the advertising activities of the coolness factor between the young users to build...... the existence of Facebook, if any, admirable, its users have loved so much experience, spent so much time in there, it has become, too popular and crowded."
Facebook shares have a very good raised from the news broadcast,, but back to the last Friday, up 1.2% this week. Shares up 2% so far this year.
. Blackberry (BBRY)
This week began to pay more attention to its new Z10 smartphone sales in overseas markets for blackberry. Pacific Crest analyst James Faucette concerned inventory levels rise, in the UK.
However, he also pointed out that the phone has gained market share in Canada.
And CEO Thorsten heins said at Thursday's meeting, the sales in more than 20 countries and regions, early feedback is "very encouraging." Haynes says Z10 has sold especially in developing countries, such as India, they sold out in two days.
Shares in the week ended down 1.4% on the day of, but still up 12.8% so far this year.
(5), nokia (NOK)
Because blackberry Z10 is close to its launch date in the United States, other troubled phone player, in the fate of interest remains strong.
Bernstein research, a report released on Monday forecast for the nokia Lumia 920 weak sales. The report cites the autumn in Google search.
Things are not in the rise of top management. CEO Stephen Elop (Stephen Elop), according to a regulatory filing this week to see him in 2012 reduced 45% of compensation.
Nokia shares rose 5.1% a week, fell 10.2% year on year, as so far this year.
 



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