Apple Remains Overvalued, Despite Its Gadget Glory [View article]
How are you valuing apple? It is going to earn oer $10/sh in 2010 i.e. 12x fwd p/e. It is growing at 35% yoy. 30% of PCs shipments in 2012 will run macos.
apple will make $16/sh in 2010 assuming expected accounting changes and pick up in corporate computing. enterprises are seriously considering win7 vs. apple.
First of all Jobs has not departed yet. Second, don't underestimate people's sympathy buying of apple products after Jobs news. This whole Jobs affair might be the best marketing campaign for apple.
Consumers Will Continue to Buy Apple's Fashionable Gadgets [View article]
If only 10% of the enterprises start supporting iMac like they do windows laptop; apple's share of the pc market will double. The biggest growth story for apple is the imac. imac is the forest, ipods and iphones are the trees.
Apple and RIM Battle for the Corporate Mobile Market [View article]
iphone's lack of hard keyboard is a problem that it needs to overcome for enterprise. You can type an email lot faster on BB than iPHone. iPhone is great for browsing and executing corporate processes that have migrated to the web.
iPhone is a mobile platform. It comes with an SDK which you can use to develop an application and sell on that platform. RIMM is a email device and the rest are just phones. The industry has not matured enough to figure out the difference between the three, but apple knows what it owns and is protecting its turf.
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Also, if you add into it the interest earned on deferred, realized revenue that figure should be higher.
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