Apple's shares are at a two year low, trading at just over 78 at Tuesday's close. Buoyed lower by the general economic gloom, lowered consumer spending and concerns about Steve Jobs' health, Apple hopes to reinsure investors today that the company will weather the storms. Wall Street analysts have different outlooks. According to two analysts, Piper Jaffay's Gene Munster and Bernstein Research’s Toni Sacconaghi, the numbers should look something like this:
Mac sales. Munster: 2.5 million to 2.6 million. Sacconaghi: 2.57 million
iPod sales. Munster: 18.6 million. Sacconaghi: 18.1 million
iPhone sales: Muns
