Apple: When 32% income growth is an ‘earnings flop’
"I'm starting to notice a pattern with Bloomberg" —Mark Hibben
"I'm starting to notice a pattern with Bloomberg" —Mark Hibben
From a note to clients by Jun Zhang that landed on my desktop Wednesday.
Apple, up 0.5% year over year, held third place after Samsung (down 13%) and Huawai (up 33%).
Hint: It's not the hardware.
Come for the Apple stuff, stay for a 15-minute tour of this week's market momentum by the co-founder of StockTwits.
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"Isn't this convenient."
This makes more sense.
Still scratching my head.
Could be real. Could be FUD. With Nikkei Asian Review you never know.
Don't blame me if you have to sell the ski chalet.
“The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.“ —John Maynard Keynes
Makes sense to me.
Nice timing, with the stock at a 3-month low.
Gene Munster was "shocked," but came around. The others—and the market—not so much.
I blame the algorithms.
Expertise, like wealth and Wi-Fi coverage, is not evenly spread.
In my final Earnings Smackdown with unit sales, the indies took seven of the top 10 spots.