Apple (AAPL -2.5%) has dived over the last 30 minutes of trading on heavy volume, without any news to explain the move. The decline comes with the NASDAQ still up 0.5% on the day. [View news story]
Slow to innovate on the airwaves at present time...wallstreet wants something new and disruptive now....end of story...
Apple (AAPL) roundup: 1) Jefferies' Peter Misek, fairly plugged in to supply chain movements, thinks June quarter iPad build plans have been raised to 20M-25M, and that iPhone build plans stand at 25M-30M. 2H build order pickups are forecast for both as new hardware launches. 2) Brian White's Apple Monitor (tracks supplier sales) also indicates stabilizing orders - April sales rose 1% M/M, slightly better than a -1% historical average (possibly good news for CRUS). 3) T-Mobile USA (TMUS) has raised the down payment for a 16GB iPhone 5 by $50 to $149, bringing the total 24-month cost to $630. [View news story]
Tmobile is at 99 dollars up front as of last week???.
Apple: The iPad Faces Unprecedented Competition [View article]
I have no use for a touchscreen laptop....I have an iPad and a laptop they both have their functions and uses....the camera in my new iPad makes for great video and picture taking. It definitely has made my business more efficient for previewing and for sending clients updates on projects.......
Apple And Goldman Sachs Are An 'Effective Team' [View article]
Fisker is filing for bankruptcy the New Jersey storm wiped out production and two hundred cars......they are a very cool looking car not as nice as the Pagani but nice....
With bad user reviews piling up, Facebook Home (FB) has fallen out of App Annie's top-100 Google Play download lists for every covered market. Nonetheless, those who have downloaded Home are spending 25% more time using Facebook than before, giving Mark Zuckerberg & Co. a big incentive to right the ship. Updates will soon bring back two Android staples - an app dock and folder support - but there's no word on when a third (widgets) whose absence has sparked many complaints will arrive. Meanwhile, Home now supports Samsung's Galaxy S4, and AT&T has cut the price of the HTC First to a subsidized $0.99. (previous) [View news story]
Htc .99 cents pretty soon they will pay you to have one...
What Is Apple's 'Rate Of Return' For The Next 3 Years? [View article]
I first purchased aapl stock in 2008 at an avg at 85 dollars a share...that being said I bought it for growth and innovation not stock buy backs and dividends......even though that is a bonus that is not why I still own the stock....If they do not bring a new product to market in the near future I will be selling and moving on
A Sane Response To Some Of Apple's Insane Criticisms [View article]
The msft malware ridden blue screen of death has helped propel Mac sales ..... as the windows desktop burns and crashes people move on to a more secure platform...iPhone and iPads are introductory stepping stones to apple Laptops.....
If I had aapl s money I d buy sprint and American tower sell my own air plans phones / bundle everything up , charge all the other carriers/ then stream auto content with I radio maybe buy Siri xm....they have got more money than there iare grains of sand. Do something, put the dollars to work.....
Exactly, go buy some media companies buy some music streamers like Siri xm or tunein radio hurry up and do something ...they are trying to do everything inhouse and other co.s like Facebook and google and yahoo are buying up some great technology....
This is the big attendance quarter Iger see s a 10 to 15 % increase in traffic at theme parks because of addition of Cars land....and other added attractions at fantasy land etc...
Disney's (DIS) "Iron Man 3" has raked in $680.1M in worldwide sales in the 12 days since its release, including $175.3M over its debut weekend in the U.S. and Canada. Only last year's "The Avengers" - which also includes the Iron Man character - has generated more money on its opening weekend, highlighting the success of Disney's "branded tent-pole" film strategy. [View news story]
Hot Money Makes Apple #1 Concern Of The Market-Makers [View article]
Andre Gide. French author... Once said , everything worth being said has already been said before but since no one was listening it needs to be said again.....1869
More on Disney's (DIS) FQ2: Revenue gains were paced by segment strength at Parks and Resorts +14% Y/Y to $3.302B, Consumer Products +12% to $763, and Studio Entertainment +13% to $1.34 up as Oz: The Great and Powerful bumped up against a soft comparable from last year which included the below par haul for John Carter. Cable network revenue was up 9% to help offset slipping broadcast revenue with the company noting affiliate revenue benefited from contractual rate increases. The loss at Disney Interactive narrowed to $54M as the segment looks poised to be a major back-half 2013 topic. DIS +1.0% AH. (PR) [View news story]
Apple (AAPL -2.5%) has dived over the last 30 minutes of trading on heavy volume, without any news to explain the move. The decline comes with the NASDAQ still up 0.5% on the day. [View news story]
Salesforce.com May Be Selling You - Buyer Beware [View article]
Apple (AAPL) roundup: 1) Jefferies' Peter Misek, fairly plugged in to supply chain movements, thinks June quarter iPad build plans have been raised to 20M-25M, and that iPhone build plans stand at 25M-30M. 2H build order pickups are forecast for both as new hardware launches. 2) Brian White's Apple Monitor (tracks supplier sales) also indicates stabilizing orders - April sales rose 1% M/M, slightly better than a -1% historical average (possibly good news for CRUS). 3) T-Mobile USA (TMUS) has raised the down payment for a 16GB iPhone 5 by $50 to $149, bringing the total 24-month cost to $630. [View news story]
Apple: The iPad Faces Unprecedented Competition [View article]
Apple And Goldman Sachs Are An 'Effective Team' [View article]
With bad user reviews piling up, Facebook Home (FB) has fallen out of App Annie's top-100 Google Play download lists for every covered market. Nonetheless, those who have downloaded Home are spending 25% more time using Facebook than before, giving Mark Zuckerberg & Co. a big incentive to right the ship. Updates will soon bring back two Android staples - an app dock and folder support - but there's no word on when a third (widgets) whose absence has sparked many complaints will arrive. Meanwhile, Home now supports Samsung's Galaxy S4, and AT&T has cut the price of the HTC First to a subsidized $0.99. (previous) [View news story]
What Is Apple's 'Rate Of Return' For The Next 3 Years? [View article]
A Sane Response To Some Of Apple's Insane Criticisms [View article]
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Disney's (DIS) "Iron Man 3" has raked in $680.1M in worldwide sales in the 12 days since its release, including $175.3M over its debut weekend in the U.S. and Canada. Only last year's "The Avengers" - which also includes the Iron Man character - has generated more money on its opening weekend, highlighting the success of Disney's "branded tent-pole" film strategy. [View news story]
Hot Money Makes Apple #1 Concern Of The Market-Makers [View article]
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More on Disney's (DIS) FQ2: Revenue gains were paced by segment strength at Parks and Resorts +14% Y/Y to $3.302B, Consumer Products +12% to $763, and Studio Entertainment +13% to $1.34 up as Oz: The Great and Powerful bumped up against a soft comparable from last year which included the below par haul for John Carter. Cable network revenue was up 9% to help offset slipping broadcast revenue with the company noting affiliate revenue benefited from contractual rate increases. The loss at Disney Interactive narrowed to $54M as the segment looks poised to be a major back-half 2013 topic. DIS +1.0% AH. (PR) [View news story]