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Apple 3.0 Earnings Smackdown: Final spreadsheet Q4 2018

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Exclusive: Naming names and setting expectations for today’s Apple earnings report.

 

Posted Thursday morning from Western Mass.

First the summary:

earnings smackdown q4 2018

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Below: The individual analysts’ estimates—as complete, accurate and up-to-date as I can make them. Wall Street professionals in blue, independents in green. Corrections appreciated, but the window closes at noon.

earnings smackdown q4 2018

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Tune in after the markets close today (Thursday, Nov. 1) for Apple’s results. I’ll be auditing the call, and you can too. Here’s the webcast link. The fun starts at 5 p.m. ET (2 p.m. PT).

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