Seabreeze Partners founder Douglas Kass admitted on Tuesday what a growing number of analysts have been forced to acknowledge as Apple's slump deepens: he may have been all wrong.
The tech giant's shares have tumbled by more than 40 percent from its highs above $702 hit last September. Since then, most Apple watchers have clung to the belief the iPhone maker could turn things around.
Yet as all three major averages pushed higher Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average shooting up to its highest level ever, Apple's stock has been left in the dust.