Some tool. . . October 2, 2015. AAPL had been hovering around 109 to 113 for a month. . . The drop to 92 in July, not August, had been for a single hour after a horrid FUD attack from YAHOO Financial claimed in a headline that Apple had missed their Revenue targets when in actual fact the only thing missed in a record breaking quarter was the number of iPhones sold was below an overblown Street expectation that was 5 million higher than Apple’s guidance! Use facts, it helps.
I do see what you are saying about the accuracy of these tools. Semantics, however, aren’t going to save Apple from the freefall of an overinflated stock market, especially when so many investors were told there was no limit to how “well” Apple would be performing in 2016.