Half the revenue is from the iPhone. Hopefully those other things will get more focus to make up for the loss revenue of the iPhone in the future.
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'Nightline' Looks at Apple's Woes as Stock Declines 20% from All-Time High
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Half the revenue is from the iPhone. Hopefully those other things will get more focus to make up for the loss revenue of the iPhone in the future.
Why do you keep repeating FUD? The iPhone has continued to gain market share every year.
The stock is still massively up on what it was when Jobs was alive, so what's your explanation for that?
It's bottoming out now. Won't drop below 525. If it hits 550... buy. The holiday season along with the earnings call in the beginning of 2013 makes this stock have awesome potential! Let the big wigs who bought earlier jump ship. It's time to make money on this one.
Apple's a stock you want to have for the long haul.
when someone posts this optimistic prediction on a public forum like this, it is a signal of stock peak and time to sell.
Apple is already the largest tech company. The only way to go is down, not up.
Yep...I feel the exact same way...was telling my friends the same thing.
This is about the capital gains taxing coming at the end of the end. And on top of that, since Apple is owned by the majority of hedge funds, they will cash out, make people freak and sell, then swoop in after XMAS and buy on the cheap.
This stock is extremely undervalued for what lies ahead.
Oh and the part of the video talking about no new products on the horizon..wtf...how often do you expect something NEW. If they were doing that, then they would be overloaded with products and crap. These analysts are amazingly stupid. Either they don't make enough stuff, or if they did, they would say they have too much stuff (like the old Apple)
I'm a bit nervous. I debated wether to sell some at 650 but decided against it as I felt it would still go higher. Now it looks like I may have made a mistake as not only is it trending down it now also looks like the capital gains cut not going to be extended into next year.
The loss of Steve Jobs and Scott F. is a major fundermantal change. These two guys brought the company to where it is today from death.
Apple will be fine and so will their stock. What you see here are the fast buck artists cashing out after a peak and the doom and gloom of the east coast Wall Streeters who are surrounded by armageddon due to the storm. A lot of stock buying is based mostly on "feeling" and not logic. And right the folks in NY are not feeling too good.....
Any time now the bozos on this site will be starting the "Death Spiral" clock for Apple. The majority of MacRumors members have been Apple haters for some time now. The management itself is now anti-Apple in many ways. This site should be renamed AppleHatingRumors as it better describes the membership and purpose.
Funny, but not surprising from someone who posted this last year:
"Jobs was an ass. Arrogant. A buffoon. Boorish. Greedy. Yet the minions celebrate him like a god."
Why exactly are you here? Are you related to Mike Daisy?
Short supply kill
iPhone is their prime profit making device and if this is out of stock in all places for a foreseeable future then it affects your bottom line and people don't have patience and in many cases consumers have made their choices already moving away from Apple.
iPhone is their prime profit making device and if this is out of stock in all places for a foreseeable future then it affects your bottom line and people don't have patience and in many cases consumers have made their choices already moving away from Apple.
hey, For all we know, thats high praise for the man
none of that is entirely untrue. But it's what made Steve, Steve.
Without that ambition and ability to be Arrogant, boorish, and greedy, I don't think Apple would be the company it was when he died.
We aren't even close to market saturation. Tablets and smartphones will be as common to own as a home computer in a few years. Sales of them will probably be in the billions per year in the not too distant future. Tablets are still crude, heavy (if 10" size, not so much for the smaller ones) and basically a piece of crap compared to what they will be in five years. And they are already awesome. Smartphones are only now getting decent and the first iPhone was awesome and anyone who could have afforded it probably should have bought it.
The market for this stuff is basically the entire human race. It has not been scratched.
Billions per year..please. Btw what would a real professional do with an iPad? That's right, nada.
Yes cause adding a useless port to the weakest selling hardware product they have will really help.