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- Tuesday, January 24, 3:54 PM Today marks Apple's (AAPL -1.5%) first real earnings test since Steve Jobs' passing, but expectations are high for profit and sales (also) - too high for BGC's Colin Gillis, who asks “what if smashing records still doesn’t meet expectations?” Pointing to areas of concern - including cheaper tablets and competition from Samsung - he says shares may sell the news if results fail to produce the expected upside.
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How about some smarter-than-everyone-... analyst ask the shareholders of apple what we expect?
Didn't think so.
"What if smashing records still doesn't meet expectations." This could be the quote of the year.
What if expectations don't take into account smashing records?
A much more appropriate question, in my opinion.