With the supply issues maybe they should go the old Disney Parks method and increase prices even more instead of lowering them. Letting all these poor people have access is what's drawing the government attention and regulation.So what devices they should reduce the prices on? Apple works very strict on margins, so where do you think they should cut prices, so people can “afford”
them?
If Apple is setting records through sales, why would they need to reduce the prices on their products?
AAPL appears to be a bargain now.
This is great news... for shareholders, not users. The news is not surprising given that Tim Cook is an MBA suit who cuts corners on products in order to maximize profits.
It's a reflection of the many millions of satisfied users, many repeat, who open their wallets to purchase outstanding Apple products at premium prices, and services. Year after year after year. The latest M1-base MacBook Pros are a great example.
Hat-tip to Tim Cook (an engineer and an MBA) and the 150,000 employees he's responsible for.
If you tap on the photo, it says right there “Apple Store Brussels”isn't that Aix-en-Provence's store ?
Politics aside, what supply issues is Apple having currently? Seems to me that their products are available and and/or selling well. The only thing that I’m seeing that’s had past constraint, would be the MacBook. According to various rumors, there’s issues allegedly that is pushing off other future products, but that’s neither been confirmed or denied.With the supply issues maybe they should go the old Disney Parks method and increase prices even more instead of lowering them. Letting all these poor people have access is what's drawing the government attention and regulation.
thought about anazlying it with google lens yet i didnt even try to tap on the pic...lol thanksIf you tap on the photo, it says right there “Apple Store Brussels”
Queue the next massive price hike on everything Apple.
Apple will report its earnings results for the fourth quarter of 2021 on Thursday, and it could be the best quarter in the company's history.
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Wall Street analysts on average estimate that Apple will report revenue of $118.3 billion for the quarter, according to Yahoo Finance. This figure would be an all-time quarterly revenue record for Apple, topping the $111.4 billion that it earned in the year-ago quarter.
New products on sale during the fourth quarter included iPhone 13 models, Apple Watch Series 7 models, the sixth-generation iPad mini, the ninth-generation iPad, third-generation AirPods, and redesigned 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models. Apple also made the HomePod mini available in three new colors and released a polishing cloth.
Apple has reported strong earnings results throughout the pandemic, as its devices and services have been in especially high demand as more people have worked, learned, and connected with others remotely over the last two years.
Apple will report its earnings results on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Pacific Time. A conference call with Apple's CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri will follow at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time. As usual during the pandemic, Apple did not provide its own guidance for the quarter.
Article Link: Apple Expected to Report Best Quarter in Company History
The mid 90s iirc was the last time they were noticeably struggling. The release of the iPod in 2001 along with probably other factors contributed to them increasing their income and returning to a profit.I can't recall the last time Apple DIDN'T post their best quarter ever. I assume the trend has to end at some point, but right now the company looks invincible.
Might wanna calm down there til they actually report. Lol. There’s no great news yet. If they miss for any reason the price will tank as the beat is already baked in. All most care about is future guidance at this point which apple probably won’t provide.
How could they be doomed? They've pretty much brainwashed the average person--a person who is just smart enough to earn money and just dumb enough not to be able to critically think--into buying things they do not need, year after year after year. With that formula, it's no wonder they keep winning.Well, deserve! Get ready to get blown away by how much profit and revenue Apple made.
May forget how to count the numbers. It’s 2022, Apple is definitely not doomed.
Interesting your take on the hundreds of millions of consumers who buy apple products.This is great news... for shareholders, not users. The news is not surprising given that Tim Cook is an MBA suit who cuts corners on products in order to maximize profits.
Hundreds of millions are brainwashed, except for you? That logic or opinion just doesn’t track.How could they be doomed? They've pretty much brainwashed the average person--a person who is just smart enough to earn money and just dumb enough not to be able to critically think--into buying things they do not need, year after year after year. With that formula, it's no wonder they keep winning.
But is it ethical? Is it admirable?
That's where things get muddy.