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The incredible company that most comments seem to show few are for yet continues a "successful" climb.  If and when the curtain is really pulled back on the Wizard in this scenario, there will be more than just slight shock for the scarecrows and Dorothy's out there.  Media positions as one thing, but people have their own conclusions. This is really indicative of the bottom up, outside in approach now.  Individuals not nearly as smoke-screen susceptible as before.  The thing is, how long does the ride last on this Facebook game?

So, what happened to all the "Apple FanBoys"?  Looks like the comments are reflecting a bit of skepticism in the company's future. Could there be a shift looming here as is the case in some many others areas?  Perhaps, but I don't think anyone would count Apple out in the near future.  But as more competitors enter the market and pricing changes, business could be affected.  We'll be tracking the comment-sphere for developing feelings on Apple because often Wall St.'s take is not quite that of Main St's.  Let's watch and see what the real story is that develops from the consumer not the analyst in the new bottom-up culture shift.

Too early to judge or the market does not see the value in what Facebook is bringing to the table or even something more? Word on the street is that there was "selective dissemination" about the impending price drop.  When media continues to report on only the same several tech companies incessantly, does it make room for overhype, shade and any other number of negative outcomes?