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your reports.  Einhorn's Apple Argument Supported by Hidden
Stock Gain   The fact that Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has returned
gains to shareholders in the past year supports an argument made
by Greenlight Capital Management's David Einhorn that the
company should give more of its cash to shareholders.  Before
the stock market opened Thursday, Apple's shares had fallen in
the past 12 months. Still, the company was able to provide
investors with a positive return, albeit one that significantly
underperforms the S&P 500's (INDEXSP:.INX) near 12% gain.
Related Links  The key is Apple's $2.65-per-share dividend that
the Cupertino, Calif.-based company instituted in March 2012.
Apple forecasts the program will return $45 billion in cash to
investors over a three-year period.  Apple's current dividend
has an appeal to investors, even amid the company's poor share
performance in the past year and cries by the likes of Einhorn
for bigger payouts.  In fact, the