This week’s Apple trading strategies (10/1-10/5)
Don't blame me if you have to sell the Porsche.
Don't blame me if you have to sell the Porsche.
That's a surprise, given Ming-Chi Kuo's report that demand for the Max is 3 to 4 times the XS.
Amazon and Netflix did better, Facebook and Google did worse.
The balance of bulls and bears has reverted to something closer to the norm.
"There just aren’t many non-users left."
There are few marketing slogans more seductive than “buy now, pay later.” Instant gratification. Getting something you cannot afford with nothing but a promise and a signature (and these days often not even that)…
This is the second time in three weeks that Jeffrey Kvaal has set an underwater price target.
Paging Emily Litella.
"A high-priced oasis for the world’s rich."
Parks and park-like public gardens improve the quality of urban life. What they offer varies from one to the next, but, depending on the particulars, they can be places to exercise or play; walk…
This is a big note, illustrated with 32 tables and 155 charts.
Apple loyalists still line up for the newest thing, but not necessarily for the thing you think.
Until now, Apple's approach to making iPhones affordable was to sell you last year's phone.
Hollywood loves its cash cow franchises, milking them for all their worth. For this reason, major movie studios are almost certain to follow up a successful blockbuster with at least one sequel. These films…
From a note to clients Wednesday snagged by CNBC: Analyst Amit Daryanani hiked his price target on Apple to $250 from $240 Wednesday after an RBC…
But the walled garden is not a lucrative place to be.
Rookie stuff.
From a note to clients by Cowan's Karl Ackerman that landed on my desktop Wednesday.
Everybody else is playing catchup.
Growing mobile enterprise market share one business parter at a time.