CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday reminded investors to pay close attention to the scope of an analyst's calls.
A day later, Bernstein downgraded the company's stock to market perform from outperform, citing concerns over a worsening PC market.
Cramer said that in this case, neither analyst is necessarily wrong, because their arguments rely on different timeframes.
Cramer added that while those periods of trading can be confusing, they can also be advantageous to investors, as long as they don't act rashly.
However, it can also be wrong," he said, adding, "Either way, if you have conviction, the reaction can often be a great opportunity to buy, buy, buy, or sell."