“Oh, O.K.”
That seemed to be the market’s reaction to Apple’s not-terribly dramatic fourth-quarter earnings report on Monday. (Apple’s fiscal year ends one quarter earlier than the calendar year.) The company posted numbers that were more or less in line with analysts’ estimates; shares, which closed at around 530 a share on Monday, fell as much as 5.1 percent after hours, before bouncing back to a value of around $528.
