A big company called Apple is being accused of not playing fair by another group called the DOJ. Some people are worried about this and sold their Apple shares, which are small pieces of the company that people can buy. But others think this is just a temporary problem and that Apple will still make lots of happy customers with its products in the future. A man named Jim Cramer says this might be a good time to buy more Apple shares because they are cheaper now and could become more valuable later. Read from source...

1. The article title is misleading and sensationalized. It implies that the antitrust suit is a gift for loyalists, when in fact it is a negative event for Apple investors and customers who may face higher costs or restrictions due to the lawsuit.
2. Jim Cramer's comment about the DOJ creating a "gigantic buying opportunity" 25 years ago is irrelevant and anecdotal. The situation with Microsoft was different, as it involved a monopoly abuse and violation of consumer rights, while Apple is not accused of such actions.
3. Gene Munster's statement that the antitrust suit is "noise" contradicts his earlier analysis of the potential impact of the lawsuit on Apple's ecosystem and revenue streams. He also ignores the fact that consumers may care about fair competition and regulatory oversight, not just the best tech for the money.
4. The article does not provide any evidence or data to support the claim that Apple will be able to "delight" the regulators with minor changes and maintain its loyal customer base. This is a speculative and optimistic assumption that may not hold true in reality.

Neutral with some positive aspects

1. Buy AAPL stock at current prices as a long-term investment, given its strong brand loyalty, innovative products, and dominant market position in the smartphone and tablet markets. The antitrust suit is likely to be resolved in Apple's favor, or result in minimal changes that will not significantly impact its business performance or customer satisfaction.