Apple stock is now seriously bruised and has become damaged
goods with investors, as the shares plunge Wednesday to its
lowest price in more than a year.  Shares of the gadget maker,
among the most widely held among individual investors last year,
dipped below $400 Monday before closing at $402.59, down 5.5%.
The stock was hammered after a company that provides it audio
processing chips, Cirrus Logic, reported sales would be less
than expected due to unsold inventory.  It's just the latest
piece of bad news for the stock which could do no wrong in 2012,
when it raced past Exxon Mobil to become the world's most-
valuable company.  Last week, data from tech industry tracker
IDC showed a big 8% dropoff in Mac shipments in the U.S. And at
an conference in Los Angeles for money managers and investors
Tuesday, money manager Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital
told USA TODAY that Apple shares could fall to the $300s.  The
selloff in Apple shares now places the former darling along with
some of the most infamous bu