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wealth management, at charles schwab. money." apple slump is showing no signs of letting up. today rbc becoming the latest firm to cut its price target on the stock down to $130 from $140. check this out, this is the average price target on the street for apple. it's now at $145 compared to the actual price of apple which is below $100. the street is too bullish on apple or maybe this is your ultimate chance to buy thinking those analysts are going to be right on. >> i wonder what dan will say? >> i think it's a matter of sentiment. when those $145 price targets were happening when the stock was going from $120 to $130. there was reason to be bullish because of the price achblgts there is a whole confluence of events. to me it has a lot to do with positioning. the street has to get their arms around a company that is growing sales and earnings that hasn't demonstrated a heck of a lot of innovation. that's just the fact. are going to get a shock. the long-term uptrend from the 2009 low is somewhere in the mid $80s. pick at it in the low $90s. >> the flash crash low was $92. in

wealth management at charles schwab. >>> chr . >>> a sharp contrast in campaign ads in the democratic race as we enter the final stretch before the iowa caucuses. lisa, the last time most of us look at the democratic race, it seems that hillary clinton had a pretty clear path to the democratic nomination. now take a look at the latest real clear politics averages. in iowa clinton lead by just over six points. in new hampshire sanders leads clinton. what's happened? >> the path is a whole lot messier and less clear. sanders, from vermont, has a slight advantage, you know once you get past the first two states, it gets better with hillary clinton. she remains stronger with minority communities. but then once you get past super tuesday, you have these western caucuses in places like colorado where he could do well. i think it could be a drawn-out battle. so this could end up being a slog. the question is how much damage this does for her when/if she fakes it to the general. >> as i said before, watch what politician do, not what they say, and they're really going after bernie sanders in