That could be. It's hard to tell what he means by anything. Then again, the Xoom is stil available.
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Apple Reports Results for Q2 2012: $11.6 Billion Profit on $39.2 Billion in Revenue
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That could be. It's hard to tell what he means by anything. Then again, the Xoom is stil available.
C'mon...you call that pullback ? AAPL can run $20-$30 up and down a day with no reason...I was looking for at least $500/share.
Not even a nice try, pretty poor if you ask me. He always comes here trying to spread his FUD. This is the same guy who stated that Apple is going to become irrelevant. LOL! Apple keeps proving these pundits wrong. I predict the stock will be back to $640+ levels within 2 weeks easy.
Those numbers tell that providers that sold most iPhone (AT&T) gained fewer new customers indicating that iPhone does not draw new customers anymore and thus making people think that providers simply have no incentives anymore to overpay for iPhone. It does sound logical to me.
My mistake.
After hour quote is currently $596, I'm pretty sure that's under $600.
Bragging about instant quotes is insane, wait until the market opens and see what it levels off or averages at.
Cook has too much leverage. Apple could just buy ATT and become it's own carrier. Now that would get other carriers pissed off.
You should try to understand what FUD means. I just reported the facts that all news outlets reported below the headlines.
That would also be a very bad move for Apple and would like cause the stock to plummet.
Nobody knows, but I'm not sure why there wouldn't be.
Really? Works for me. I can't help that you're blind.
I didn't know the iMac, iPod, iPhone, or iPad were in the works or coming. Everyone's crystal ball was cloudy. Apple is a success because they don't let the competition know what's coming so it will take longer for them to copy and catch up.
Steve learned the hard way when he gave Microsoft the rights to use the new Mac GIU on MS Office for Mac. Microsoft took it and got a head start on creating Windows, which darn near put Apple out of business in the early 90s.
Yeah, I'd call a drop around fiften percent a pullback, and I'd say someone hoping for a drop closer to 30% for a company doing this well, living in a fantasy.
I said "He always comes here trying to spread his FUD", in direct reference to YOU. Which is a true statement, a fact. Like I said not even a nice try. Go spread your Apple hatred elsewhere.
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i guess tim's comment just now about keeping the air and pro lines separate pretty much kills the conversion rumour!
Oh, you can be certain the rumors will still fly. There's always someone trying to be ahead of Apple.
Most people call an almost 11% drop in stock price in 2 weeks a huge buying opportunity. Here's their chart for the past 2 weeks. Again my question to you is, where the hell were you?
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Been long...staying long (will buy another 10% thur)
price target with 6 months=$763 (trades at 11 times earnings...average company in history s@p trades at 14 times) you do the math...
price target with 6 months=$763 (trades at 11 times earnings...average company in history s@p trades at 14 times) you do the math...
Been long...staying long (will buy another 10% thur)
price target with 6 months=$763 (trades at 11 times earnings...average company in history s@p trades at 14 times) you do the math...
Same here. Been long on Apple since 2008.
Right, but it's the people who think they know what's coming next and how well it will do that give me a laugh. For one thing, they don't know, and for another, they probably don't appreciate how this trick becomes progressively more difficult to pull off.
Sorry, but this never happened. The license Apple granted to Microsoft came after Steve left Apple. Also, Apple's financial problems did not appear until the mid-'90s. The early '90s was the Mac's market share peak.
Riddle me this Batman. You're the CEO of ATT or Verizon. You have one quarter where new customer growth was down. What do you do?
7.9 bio revenue in "greater china".
That equals Apples global revenue in Q2 2008.
"Imagine the possibilities!"
That equals Apples global revenue in Q2 2008.
"Imagine the possibilities!"
Cook would never buy AT&T. It doesn't fit their culture or business model. Usually the only reasons you buy other companies is to merge them into your current operations, or get their customers and shut them down. AT&T wouldn't fit into either of these scenarios.