Apple does not want to be the low-cost leader. Makes no sense for the longevity of their business model and it's totally at odds with their ethos. All the other companies competing on price are sucking wind; some are ready to kick the oxygen habit altogether.
iPod's have per-unit yielded more revenue as time has gone forward. Expect the company to continue enhancing the desirability of their phones and inching that revenue ever-upward as well.
If Apple had only beat by .02, you can rest assured the stock would have been totally obliterated the next day. Just look at what happened with some misplaced concern over a slight change in growth rate for iPods, while beating by a country mile.
Consider what you're getting for the premium you pay for RIMM. A decreasing rate of growth?
Given that UBS can go up 11% after writing down 19 billion additional, and that Merril says it's fat with cash, and that people believe them, anything is possible today. We obviously want to admire the emperor's new clothes.
But 'possible' doesn't make it correct.
Was long RIMM, but it's just not worth the worry that their world is going to shrink.
Considering that high-quality handsets with disruptive technology and ease of use like the iPhone are actually being used in place of laptops in increasing numbers, it's actually cost-effective to embrace this technology. Not expensive, as some have intimated.
India, for example, while not having a carrier agreement in place with Apple, is very hospitable to the iPhone due to the ubiquity of WiFi.
This will be increasingly the case for burgeoning developing countries not hindered by legacy networks.
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Disintermediation in the enterprise yet to occur. Apple will make inroads once the enterprise software is available for push email. Imagine NOT HAVING your company's mail have to be pushed out through a Canadian server with the attendant fee? Bye, bye RIMM. Enjoy while you can.
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UBS, supposedly capable of creating/protecting wealth, pisses it away and is rewarded.
RIMM grows at a slowing rate and is rewarded.
Apple makes a great profit and gets slammed.
Disgusting.
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iPod's have per-unit yielded more revenue as time has gone forward. Expect the company to continue enhancing the desirability of their phones and inching that revenue ever-upward as well.
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Consider what you're getting for the premium you pay for RIMM. A decreasing rate of growth?
Given that UBS can go up 11% after writing down 19 billion additional, and that Merril says it's fat with cash, and that people believe them, anything is possible today. We obviously want to admire the emperor's new clothes.
But 'possible' doesn't make it correct.
Was long RIMM, but it's just not worth the worry that their world is going to shrink.
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India, for example, while not having a carrier agreement in place with Apple, is very hospitable to the iPhone due to the ubiquity of WiFi.
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