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Message| (256)    I have been in the investment profession for
over 20 years and a passionate student of stock market history.
I have seen very few companies become so enamored as much as
Apple has over the past few years. Evidence of this Apple
bullishness is supported by the proliferation of bullish Apple
articles on Seeking Alpha and Jim Cramer pounding the table on
the stock. (I find Jim to be a self-promoting contrarian
indicator.) It is also supported by the three problems I see
with Apple.  First, it is bumping up against the 'Law of Large
Numbers'. The 'Law of Large Numbers' says that the larger a
company gets the more difficult it is to grow. In 2012 Apple
generated $156.5 billion dollars in sales. To illustrate the
immense size of Apple, If you were to compare Apple's sales to
the GDP ranking of the 128 countries across the world, Apple
would rank 57th in size. This would fall ahead of New Zealand's
GDP of $153.3 billion and behind Ukr