Carl Icahn: Apple Is So Cheap, a Buyback Makes Sense

The transcript discusses financial strategies, focusing on a potential $100 billion tender offer for Apple, which is considered undervalued. Insights from a conversation with Tim Cook suggest a major buyback might occur. The discussion highlights Apple's strong market position, consumer loyalty, and ecosystem benefits, comparing it to competitors like Samsung and Google. An analogy to a winning horse race emphasizes Apple's market dominance.

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