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The company's stock price was battered in 2011 in part because it dedicated so much of its factory output to churning out parts for Apple. It couldn't keep up with orders from other customers. The company's stock price was battered in 2011 in part because it dedicated so much of its factory output to churning out parts for Apple. It couldn't keep up with orders from other customers. THE ANALYSIS: Barclays analyst Blayne Curtis said in a note to clients Thursday that TriQuint is being hurt by a slowdown in orders from Apple. He cut his 2012 revenue forecast for the company to $850 million from $918 million and his net income forecast to 1 cent per share from 26 cents. Analysts on average are expecting the company to report an adjusted net loss of 2 cents per share on $857.1 million in revenue. STOCK ACTION: TriQuint's stock price fell 71 cents, or 12.9 percent, to close at $4.81. Shares have been steadily declining over the last year, and have traded between $3.97 and $14.13.
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