Editor's Note: This content was originally published on Benzinga.com by The ETF Professor Benzinga Staff Writer. In recent weeks anyone that has turned on CNBC picked up a mainstream financial periodical or visited a trading or investing blog knows that Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has been taken to the woodshed. Shares of the iPad and iPhone maker have tumbled more than 22 percent in the past three months. Theoretically Apple's woes should spell bad news for the so-called Apple derivative plays. Those being the shares of companies that provide chips circuits and other components to Apple's wildly popular personal devices. In ...