this reminds me of the joke. while they're not making any money, they'll make it up in volume.
I for one am looking for someone to aggregate all the pay services, be that Amazon, Netflix or Apple. We have Hulu Plus, and they seem so be losing some shows we did watch, and don't have old seasons, etc. If someone can come along and put it all under one umbrella, they will have a winner....and volume...and profit.
Foxconn has frozen hiring at almost all its factories in China, as the company is reportedly slowing production in response to reduced orders for Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 5. With workers' staying at the company for less than 13 months on average, Foxconn's headcount could fall by tens of thousands. [View news story]
Warren Buffet is a pretty good investor. He said, buy when people are fearful, and sell when they are greedy. So, while he isn't an AAPL investor, his comment couldn't be more applicable than it to AAPL right now.
Coming off a record quarter in all major drivers of their business, I look for a bounce after the BOD meeting as the new product news continues to trickle out....iWatch, iTV, iPhone5 upgrade etc.
Apple (AAPL) can unlock $320/share in value assuming no PE expansion, says David Einhorn, speaking on CNBC after the release of his letter to shareholders. Apple has a "cash problem" and a "depression-era mentality ... We own more Apple today than we ever have before." Shares +1.7% premarket. [View news story]
Almost flat earnings and a disappointing forecast from Apple (AAPL) leave a few casualties in Japanese trading today: Softbank (SFTBY.PK) - a Japanese carrier of the iPhone - is down 0.9%, Sharp (SHCAY.PK) and Foster Electric - both of which make parts for the phone - dropped 1.5% and 1%, respectively. [View news story]
What 2% dividend announcement are you referring to?
Apple Inc. (AAPL) declares dividend of $2.65/share, in line with previous. Forward yield 2.06%. For shareholders of record Feb. 11. Payable Feb. 14. Ex-div date Feb. 07. Shares -10.8% AH. (PR) [View news story]
Glad they saved the money. I'm thinking they should buy Ford and Facebook to get into social and transportation and integrate the two.... Of course, the purchase would be for CASH (F-67B and FB 52B)
Apple Inc. (AAPL) declares dividend of $2.65/share, in line with previous. Forward yield 2.06%. For shareholders of record Feb. 11. Payable Feb. 14. Ex-div date Feb. 07. Shares -10.8% AH. (PR) [View news story]
tim hasn't figured out yet that he works for the shareholders.
Apple Earnings: Expect The Unexpected [View article]
Malz, the case for $700 will be made easier once the stock is trading again at 600 after a blowout quarter, announce China Mobile deal, increase dividend, other deployment of cash and (xxxxx) fill in any of the numerous rumors e.g. Apple TV, smaller iPhone and/or bigger iPhone.
While Phil Schiller cooled off speculation about a dirt-cheap iPhone arriving, some of Apple's (AAPL +1.2%) biggest sell-side supporters circled the wagons today. Gene Munster, while lowering his PT to $875 from $900, estimates Apple will take 50% of a market for $400+ phones he pegs at 320M units in 2013. Topeka's Brian White notes Tim Cook's remarks about China Mobile (CHL) are similar in tone to ones made about China Telecom before an iPhone deal was reached. Baird's Will Power: "...all of our checks suggest that demand remains very good." [View news story]
And this morning I read, that possibly Phil didn't say that they would not produce a low price phone, rather just that Apple's philosophy is to always produce a high quality product.
Possibly we should hear what Phil said first hand, rather than a Chinese interpretation.
While Phil Schiller cooled off speculation about a dirt-cheap iPhone arriving, some of Apple's (AAPL +1.2%) biggest sell-side supporters circled the wagons today. Gene Munster, while lowering his PT to $875 from $900, estimates Apple will take 50% of a market for $400+ phones he pegs at 320M units in 2013. Topeka's Brian White notes Tim Cook's remarks about China Mobile (CHL) are similar in tone to ones made about China Telecom before an iPhone deal was reached. Baird's Will Power: "...all of our checks suggest that demand remains very good." [View news story]
The Justice Department and the Patent Office are against imposing product-sales bans for IP infringements except in very rare cases, the agencies said yesterday. They also appealed to the ITC to give the public interest - i.e. that "exclusion orders are inappropriate" - the top priority when deciding sanctions for patent breaches. The comments come against a background of the global IP war between the top mobile phone players. [View news story]
How about if you didn't invent/innovate/create something, you can't use it without the permission of the person/organization that did invent/innovate/create something?
Apple (AAPL +3.2%) roundup: 1) iPhone 5 shipping times have dropped to just 1 week after falling to 2 weeks a few days ago. 2) Apple has bought the trademark for "Lightning" from Harley-Davidson (HOG). 3) Apple, which has made clear its interest in lowering its dependence on Samsung, has reportedly dropped Samsung as an iPad/MacBook battery supplier in favor of Chinese firms Amperex and Tianjin Lishen. [View news story]
yes, of course sales increase as supply increases up to the point of meeting demand. the early iP5 manufacturing problems and supply issues have been widely reported. so yes, i would say this is good news for Apple. that supply is coming up just before Christmas.
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I for one am looking for someone to aggregate all the pay services, be that Amazon, Netflix or Apple. We have Hulu Plus, and they seem so be losing some shows we did watch, and don't have old seasons, etc. If someone can come along and put it all under one umbrella, they will have a winner....and volume...and profit.
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Foxconn has frozen hiring at almost all its factories in China, as the company is reportedly slowing production in response to reduced orders for Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 5. With workers' staying at the company for less than 13 months on average, Foxconn's headcount could fall by tens of thousands. [View news story]
Coming off a record quarter in all major drivers of their business, I look for a bounce after the BOD meeting as the new product news continues to trickle out....iWatch, iTV, iPhone5 upgrade etc.
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Apple (AAPL) can unlock $320/share in value assuming no PE expansion, says David Einhorn, speaking on CNBC after the release of his letter to shareholders. Apple has a "cash problem" and a "depression-era mentality ... We own more Apple today than we ever have before." Shares +1.7% premarket. [View news story]
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Almost flat earnings and a disappointing forecast from Apple (AAPL) leave a few casualties in Japanese trading today: Softbank (SFTBY.PK) - a Japanese carrier of the iPhone - is down 0.9%, Sharp (SHCAY.PK) and Foster Electric - both of which make parts for the phone - dropped 1.5% and 1%, respectively. [View news story]
Apple Inc. (AAPL) declares dividend of $2.65/share, in line with previous. Forward yield 2.06%. For shareholders of record Feb. 11. Payable Feb. 14. Ex-div date Feb. 07. Shares -10.8% AH. (PR) [View news story]
Apple Inc. (AAPL) declares dividend of $2.65/share, in line with previous. Forward yield 2.06%. For shareholders of record Feb. 11. Payable Feb. 14. Ex-div date Feb. 07. Shares -10.8% AH. (PR) [View news story]
Apple Earnings: Expect The Unexpected [View article]
While Phil Schiller cooled off speculation about a dirt-cheap iPhone arriving, some of Apple's (AAPL +1.2%) biggest sell-side supporters circled the wagons today. Gene Munster, while lowering his PT to $875 from $900, estimates Apple will take 50% of a market for $400+ phones he pegs at 320M units in 2013. Topeka's Brian White notes Tim Cook's remarks about China Mobile (CHL) are similar in tone to ones made about China Telecom before an iPhone deal was reached. Baird's Will Power: "...all of our checks suggest that demand remains very good." [View news story]
Possibly we should hear what Phil said first hand, rather than a Chinese interpretation.
While Phil Schiller cooled off speculation about a dirt-cheap iPhone arriving, some of Apple's (AAPL +1.2%) biggest sell-side supporters circled the wagons today. Gene Munster, while lowering his PT to $875 from $900, estimates Apple will take 50% of a market for $400+ phones he pegs at 320M units in 2013. Topeka's Brian White notes Tim Cook's remarks about China Mobile (CHL) are similar in tone to ones made about China Telecom before an iPhone deal was reached. Baird's Will Power: "...all of our checks suggest that demand remains very good." [View news story]
The Justice Department and the Patent Office are against imposing product-sales bans for IP infringements except in very rare cases, the agencies said yesterday. They also appealed to the ITC to give the public interest - i.e. that "exclusion orders are inappropriate" - the top priority when deciding sanctions for patent breaches. The comments come against a background of the global IP war between the top mobile phone players. [View news story]
Apple (AAPL +3.2%) roundup: 1) iPhone 5 shipping times have dropped to just 1 week after falling to 2 weeks a few days ago. 2) Apple has bought the trademark for "Lightning" from Harley-Davidson (HOG). 3) Apple, which has made clear its interest in lowering its dependence on Samsung, has reportedly dropped Samsung as an iPad/MacBook battery supplier in favor of Chinese firms Amperex and Tianjin Lishen. [View news story]
so yes, i would say this is good news for Apple. that supply is coming up just before Christmas.