137 Billion Reasons Apple Shouldn't Listen to Einhorn  It didn't
take much for Wall Street to fall out of love with Apple . The
company went from basking in investors' adoration to dodging
tomatoes in a matter of months. It was just last September when
the stock was hitting all-time highs. Fast-forward to today, and
the stock is 30% lower, well within bear market territory. This
has upset Apple bull-turned-activist investor David Einhorn,
because he manages $6.5 billion worth of clients' money. When
your fund owns over half a billion dollars' worth of Apple, it
gives you the unique privilege of sparking a conversation that
will get investors' attention.  Einhorn feels that Apple needs
to address its stock price underperformance and "apply the same
level of creativity used to develop revolutionary technology for
its consumers to unlock the value of its strong balance sheet
for its shareholders." The financial innovation Einhorn is after
comes in the form of perpetual preferred stock in $50 billion
increments y