Apple’s not out of the woodshed yet
But there may be a simple explanation for the supply chain's pain.
But there may be a simple explanation for the supply chain's pain.
“We flagged this risk,” says analyst Rod Hall after Asian supply chain reports take Apple down. From a note to clients that landed on my desktop…
Seasonal supply chain panic.
Remind me: Why is the sky falling?
Traders and algorithms don't read AppleInsider.
The supply chain gets is revenge.
When you quote the only analyst advising clients to sell Apple, this is what you get.
From Paris Marx's "Apple’s Higher Prices Are Pure Greed."
Apple bought 92.5 million of its own shares in fiscal Q4 2018, more than these 34 funds sold.
Nvidia stock came down handily after earnings and guidance. The news was far worse than Wall Street and many cautious chip investors have expected.
What interested me was Facebook's counter-offensive, staged through the press.
Applied Materials reported fiscal fourth-quarter financial results that met expectations, but the outlook was a different story.
Nvidia released mixed quarterly results after the close on Thursday, and shares tumbled in Friday's premarket.
The elephant on the trading floor, of course, is Apple.
Best picture, lowest grossing? That doesn't sound like Apple's business model.