Wall Street expecting a 4-5% revenue decline from Apple, says Third Bridge's Scott Kessler
Scott Kessler, Third Bridge global sector lead for tech, media & telecom, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk what he expects from Apple earnings tomorrow, and more.
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