Sentiment around Apple is starting to sour, as analysts over at Deutsche Bank cut their price target on AAPL. It’s sort of obvious that things were going to be bad, but with more analysts piling onto the stock with negative reports, the stock will struggle with breaking out of the $100 level over the next couple days. Source: FreeStockCharts Here’s what Deutsche Bank released in a report on January 11th 2016 (released a couple hours ago):“Given slowing smartphone growth, Apple’s declining market share, weakness in China and GM pressure, we see limited sales and profit growth for Apple in FY-16. Driven by our iPhone cuts, we are lowering out estimates and PT to $105 from $125. Given limited growth and catalysts, we see shares as range bound and maintain our Hold.While Apple’s share of the high end market surged to 60% following the roll out of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, the company’s share has declined to around 50% as of C3Q-15 and may decline further with the introduction of Samsung’s new Galaxy 7S in February." Of course, I think the sell side is a little too optimistic on Apple. The primary argument in favor if Apple is valuation, but with weakening sales a high probability and long-term stagnation in the high-end also a reasonable certainty, the famous growth story has finally come to a close. While I like the company, the stock seems range bound below $100 and a break below $90 seems fairly probable coming out of earnings. Of course, I could be wrong but from my experience every good growth story comes to an end.