Apple Stock Sinks on announced Iphone cutback
Ah the marketing gurus almoat had a bunch more...suckers at $600 a pop
Hope that doesn't invalidate your existance too much. You seem awfully emotionally invested in this.
I love being right.
IPHONE, A Non EVENT
TVP125 said:
thats a rumor... if you look around it says apple is being sued by that crack head eminem that can also affect stocks.
Uh no Eminem canot move ANY multibillion dollar companie's stock. Not even his own record company. LOL
The market seems to support the rumour....ya think?
Where were all the lines? Yeah there were a few but anyone of those idiots could have bought one a day later!!!
But it must be nice to take one granular piece of data out of context and 'prove' yourself right, while ignoring all counterpoints and/or pretending to be omniscient.
But here's one similiar to what he's talking about from CNN.com's financial section:
Apple Sinks on iPhone Cutback Talk
By Scott Moritz
Senior Writer
7/31/2007 12:33 PM EDT
Click here for more stories by Scott Moritz
Updated from 11 a.m.
Another round of rumors is taking the shine off Apple's (AAPL - Cramer's Take - Stockpickr - Rating) iPhone.
Apple shares took a 3% dip Tuesday amid speculation about a cut in production of the trendy iPod-inspired phone. The chatter that sent the stock down was that Apple was reducing its production of iPhones from "9 million units to 4.5 million units," according to a note from the stock trading desk at Miller Tabak & Co.
The trading note, ...
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They shipped 1,764,000 computers, breaking their old quarterly record by more than 150,000. They sold 9,815,000 iPods (a 21% growth since same quarter last year).
Quarterly revenue of $5.41 billion. Profit of $818 million. And the iPhones ARE selling. Their quarterly stats (in which the iPhone was only sold for a miniscule portion of the total elapsed time) are 270,000 units sold.
In the grand scheme of things, it's been a great quarter for Apple. But stock prices are dictated by 'feelings' more than anythi...
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Webb said:...
To put it in perspective, while Apple's stock as sunk, it's still a lot higher than it was last year at this time, and with good reason. For instance, they just posted the highest June Quarter revenue and profit in their history.
They shipped 1,764,000 computers, breaking their old quarterly record by more than 150,000. They sold 9,815,000 iPods (a 21% growth since same quarter last year).
Quarterly revenue of $5.41 billion. Profit of $818 million. And the iPhones ARE selling. Their quarterly stats (in which the iPhone was only sold for a miniscule portion of the total elapsed time) are 270,000 units sold.
In the grand scheme of things, it's been a great quarter for Apple. But stock prices are dictated
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AvgJoe said:
The market knows that. A stock like APPLE does not move 3% without MAJOR players who know the score making thier moves.
Have you actually looked at their long term history?
Rhetorical question. Answer: no, obviously.
AvgJoe said:
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The market knows that. A stock like APPLE does not move 3% without MAJOR players who know the score making thier moves.
You're basing your judgement on one days stock results? Hmmm.... glad your not my stock broker.
asiatic1982 said:AvgJoe said:
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The market knows that. A stock like APPLE does not move 3% without MAJOR players who know the score making thier moves.
You're basing your judgement on one days stock results? Hmmm.... glad your not my stock broker.
Too bad. You waould have saved some money since the relase of the iPhone.
AvgJoe said:asiatic1982 said:AvgJoe said:
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The market knows that. A stock like APPLE does not move 3% without MAJOR players who know the score making thier moves.
You're basing your judgement on one days stock results? Hmmm.... glad your not my stock broker.
Too bad. You waould have saved some money since the relase of the iPhone.
Meh. A good advisor would've told him to buy Apple stock last year and hold it. Then he would've made himself some serious money, particularly if he unloaded half of it right around now. He would probably also advise that there does seem to be long term investment value in holding the stock even after t...
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If it HAD lived up to the hype, it would be a success without precedent. Apple and AT&T would have a liscence to print money.
As it stands... it's been out all of one month. Folks are still buying them. No, it's not the best phone ever. The hype probably was impossible to really live up to. But it's been good enough to get some very positive reviews. A lot of folks who purchased it do genuinely like the thing.
In the grand scheme of things, it's really too soon to tell wether it's a success or a flop. But for it to be a genuine failure, to the point where Apple abandons it, or even loses mon...
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Webb said:...
Maybe. Though it doesn't have to live up to the hype to be a successful product... at least, successful enough for Apple to continue to pursue.
If it HAD lived up to the hype, it would be a success without precedent. Apple and AT&T would have a liscence to print money.
As it stands... it's been out all of one month. Folks are still buying them. No, it's not the best phone ever. The hype probably was impossible to really live up to. But it's been good enough to get some very positive reviews. A lot of folks who purchased it do genuinely like the thing.
In the grand scheme of things, it's really too soon to tell wether it's a success or a flop. But for it to be a genuine failure, to the point where Apple
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they plan a goal. ship a certain amount or manufact. a certain amount. it fly's off the rack because its the latest thing out. then they leave the fiends waiting for the next shipment as they watch their friend who got in the line early brag about how cool itr is just because its new. so when they re-ship the larger shipment all of the clones that waited rush and buy.
apple does the same with their newst ipods.
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AAPL reported 3rd qtr 2007 earnings of $0.92 per share on 7/25/07. This beat the $0.72 consensus of the 25 analysts covering the company.
http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2007/07/25results.html »