This one went mostly to the pros. Some pretty dismal estimates were submitted this quarter by extremists on both the bullish and the bearish wings of…
Best and Worst Apple Analysts: Q1 2016 Edition
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Price target cuts across the board. As expected, the sell-side analysts skipped by Apple's record-breaking results for the December quarter—the most profitable in the history of…
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Apple Beat Its Own Record But Not By Much
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10 years agoThe revenues of $75.9 billion that Apple reported Tuesday afternoon set a new record for company. The profits of $18.4 billion set a new record for…
5 tough questions for Apple CEO Tim Cook
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10 years agoJust in time for Tuesday's earnings call. With a "hold" rating on the stock and lowest price target ($115) on Wall Street, BGC analyst Colin Gillis…
Some think the stock market's gone too far. The analysts' notes that have crossed my desk over the past 10 days fall into two piles. In…
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Four reasons. Simona Jankowski, who took over Bill Shope’s old seat as Goldman Sachs’ (GS) top Apple watcher last September, is particularly bullish on Apple right…
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Crowdsourcing Apple's Earnings
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10 years agoHere's the fiscal Q1 2016 edition. Next week Apple is expected to report December quarter earnings of $3.27 a share on sales of $77.170 billion—up 6.9%…
Here are their four reasons. Simona Jankowski, who took over Bill Shope's old seat as Goldman Sachs' top Apple watcher last September, is particularly bullish on…
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High tech manufacturing is not the candidate’s area of expertise. On Monday, Tim Cook’s supply chain joined the list of things Donald Trump has promised to…
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Here's What Wall Street Doesn't Get About Apple
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10 years agoApple blogger Neil Cybart nails it. “There are two Apples: AAPL, the stock, and Apple, the company.” So wrote Neil Cybart, an insurance industry analyst turned…
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