The Google Phone: Blockbuster or Bust? [View article]
Just a couple of things:
1) Google touts open platform for all and then ties itself to an exclusive with fairly one tenth the coverage of its major competitor (in this case Apple), not counting unknown deals for other countries (where Apple is already well-established).
2) Apple has already sold 5 million iphones in Q3 and is well on track to exceed this in Q4, regardless of any perceived economic downturn whether domestically or abroad.
3) The current market instability will hopefully get resolved once Congress gets off its collective tuchuss and gives Messrs Paulsen and Bernanke what they need to restore investor confidence (and thanks to Mr. Buffett for his move today). at which point everyone who bought Apple between $120 and $130 is gonna be ecstatic with the results when the stock goes right back to $180 to $190 where it rightfully belongs (and beyond).
Five Reasons Steve Ballmer Thinks Apple's a Buy [View article]
From Dithers up above: "Fact is, an Apple Macbook costs $1049, which is maybe $300 more than a crappy Windows laptop."
AND...wait a second....that MacBook will also run Windows.....BETTER and FASTER than the comparable Windows machine! So in fact, you are buying TWO MACHINES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!
THIS IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE.
Maybe not $650, but I'll bet when the next quarterly report comes out, $250-$275 will not be out of the realm of possibility. You heard it here first.
The Google Phone: Blockbuster or Bust? [View article]
1) Google touts open platform for all and then ties itself to an exclusive with fairly one tenth the coverage of its major competitor (in this case Apple), not counting unknown deals for other countries (where Apple is already well-established).
2) Apple has already sold 5 million iphones in Q3 and is well on track to exceed this in Q4, regardless of any perceived economic downturn whether domestically or abroad.
3) The current market instability will hopefully get resolved once Congress gets off its collective tuchuss and gives Messrs Paulsen and Bernanke what they need to restore investor confidence (and thanks to Mr. Buffett for his move today). at which point everyone who bought Apple between $120 and $130 is gonna be ecstatic with the results when the stock goes right back to $180 to $190 where it rightfully belongs (and beyond).
Five Reasons Steve Ballmer Thinks Apple's a Buy [View article]
"Fact is, an Apple Macbook costs $1049, which is maybe $300 more than a crappy Windows laptop."
AND...wait a second....that MacBook will also run Windows.....BETTER and FASTER than the comparable Windows machine! So in fact, you are buying TWO MACHINES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!
THIS IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE.
Maybe not $650, but I'll bet when the next quarterly report comes out, $250-$275 will not be out of the realm of possibility. You heard it here first.