You're Crazy Not to Buy Apple Today

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The Motley Fool's chief technology officer, Jeremy Phillips, thinks that Apple is a screaming buy at $500. In this discussion with analyst Austin Smith, Jeremy addresses several of the most important questions that confront the company today:

  • How is Apple positioning itself for the coming "smart TV" revolution?

  • Did Apple handle the iPhone maps issue correctly, and was the issue overblown in the media?

  • How does the company's valuation compare to some of its key competitors (an "Apple-to-apples" comparison)?

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