Apple’s new translucency: What analysts are saying
"Typically Not A Good Sign."
All Work
Steven M. Peters
The end of hardware transparency at Apple
Oh well. It was fun while it lasted.
Apple’s Q4 2018 in five easy charts
The ups and downs of Apple’s revenue, earnings, iPhone sales, services and revenue from greater China. Apple delivered strong quarterly results and disappointing guidance. The stock, which…
16 Ways Daylight Saving Could Affect Your Health, According to Science
Daylight Saving Time was introduced so during World War One as a way of conserving fuel needed for war industries and of extending the working day so people could use less energy. The resulting…
Apple 3.0 Earnings Smackdown: Final spreadsheet Q4 2018
Naming names and setting expectations for today’s Apple earnings report.
Place your bets: Apple’s guidance for Q1 2019
It’s not the earnings for last quarter that matter most to traders, it's the guidance for this quarter.
Apple 3.0 gets plug in Brooklyn business blog
From Steve Koepp's Apple Discovers a New Stage for Its Fanfare: Brooklyn in The Bridge.
How the MacBook Air’s audio port is like Taylor Swift’s belly button
Do you think Apple is embarrassed? With TS and her umbilicus, I gather, it's different.
Apple in Brooklyn: What the analysts are saying
Excerpts from the notes I've seen.
How the analysts re-tuned their iPhones estimates
They are, as a group, modestly more bullish than they were three months ago.
Live from Apple’s Brooklyn Academy of Music event
I'm typing as fast as I can.
Why Apple killed MagSafe
The most user-hostile act of the Tim Cook/Jony Ive era.
Back in Brooklyn for an Apple event
The old stomping grounds, where I lived for 30 years, feel as familiar as a warn pair of jeans.
Tales from Apple’s China trade
Some of the long lines outside Apple Stores were customers returning scalped iPhones.
Apple in Brooklyn: Last minute predictions (video)
If you only have time for one video walkup to Apple's October event, make it Rene Ritchie's.
Now, 11-months later, J.P. Morgan is bullish on Apple
An 11-month bull run is a terrible thing to waste.
How the Apple analysts have changed their tune
They are, with a few exceptions, modestly more bullish than they were three months ago.
Jefferies initiates Apple coverage at $265
From a note to clients by analyst Timothy O'Shea snagged by AppleInsider.
Wedbush: iPhone X was ‘massive disappointment’ for Apple (video)
Daniel Ives has two assets that make him catnip for CNBC: A Street-high Apple price target and a sack full of metaphors.
This week’s Apple trading strategies (10/29-11/2)
Don't blame me if you have to ground the Cessna.