Analysis: That sub-$400 AAPL share dip – what does it really mean?

Jeffrey Williams, the Senior Vice President of Operations at Apple ( AAPL ), sold 2,174 shares of company stock for $923,287. Williams is responsible for managing the company's huge supply chain and production process, which includes crucial oversightPredictably, AAPL's brief dip below $400 yesterday is resulting in a lot of excited reporting in the press, but how much does it all really mean? The 5.5 percent slide yesterday was a combination of two factors. First, yesterdayIn the last 48 hours, everyone's beloved stock - AAPL - has lost around $35 billion in market capitalization. That is larger than the entire market capitalization of these large-cap companiesThe Street this afternoon is weighing the implications for Apple's (AAPL) component suppliers in the wake of a warning last night by audio chip maker Cirrus Logic (CRUS) that its fiscal Q4 revenue will come in belowJeffrey Williams, the Senior Vice President of Operations at Apple ( AAPL ), sold 2,174 shares of company stock for $923,287. Williams is responsible for managing the company's huge supply chain and production process, which includes crucial oversight
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