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Is Apple back to being Apple?
Posted by NC_Tigah on 8/13/13 at 1:40 pm00
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FORTUNE -- Jumping on AllThingD's report that Apple (AAPL) has scheduled a special event on Sept. 10 to introduce its latest crop of iPhones -- a rumor endorsed Monday with a "Yep" from The Loop's Jim Dalrymple -- Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster has issued his predictions for Apple's 2013-2014 product line-up.
"We believe now is the time to own shares of AAPL," he wrote in a note to clients Tuesday, "given that we expect earnings will move from being down y/y in the first three quarters of 2013 to flat in the Dec-13 quarter, up 15% in Mar-14, and up 21% in Jun-14."
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Aug. 13, 2013, 2:28 p.m. EDT
Carl Icahn tweets of 'large position' in Apple
re: Is Apple back to being Apple?Posted by Blakely Bimbo on 8/13/13 at 2:20 pm to NC_Tigah
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Is Apple back to being Apple?
This is another chapter in the continuing media saga of "Big Boy Financiers". This morning the financial channels were showing a clip from a Charlie Rose interview with Larry Ellison of Oracle. Ellison was being Ellison and said (and I am paraphrasing) that Apple without Steve Jobs goes down. He used a hand gesture to show the ups and down of Apple with and without Jobs. Ellison was talking about fluctuations and that basically Jobs was irreplaceable. At least that was my interpretation from the clip I saw.
Fast forward several hours later and Carl Icahn (who has twittered only like less than a dozen times) twitters about having a stake in Apple and he had a conversation with Tim Cook today. Icahn thinks Apple undervalued. That's the gist of the reporting.
This post was edited on 8/13 at 2:23 pm
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Apple is fast becoming as ossified as Microsoft. Get out now.
Take a walk around LSU's campus in 2 weeks. Mac books fill cox auditorium and every other student has an iphone. This is the generation that will keep apple climbing higher.
quote:Nah, there's more there IMO.
Apple is fast becoming as ossified as Microsoft. Get out now.
But since you raised the comparison, interestingly even at 490, AAPL's PE lags MSFT's.
Hoping to nurse our current position another 10-11 mos and avoid STCG's. Uncle Sam's made beaucoup buck-a-roos off of our AAPL trades so far this year. I'm tired of that sh*t
re: Is Apple back to being Apple?Posted by kennypowers816 on 8/13/13 at 2:46 pm to LSUTOM07
I'm somewhere between the two of you.
I am part of that generation, but I don't agree that there will be consistent, stellar growth for a long time to come. I also don't think the bottom will fall out any time soon. I think they will have some decent growth and do well over the next few years and will eventually no longer be as innovative as they were and will wither away slowly.
Just my very unprofessional opinion.
I am part of that generation, but I don't agree that there will be consistent, stellar growth for a long time to come. I also don't think the bottom will fall out any time soon. I think they will have some decent growth and do well over the next few years and will eventually no longer be as innovative as they were and will wither away slowly.
Just my very unprofessional opinion.
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every other student has an iphone.
Which mean every other one has an Android.
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This is the generation that will keep apple climbing higher.
Android in the recent quarter had something like 80% of the market.
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re: Is Apple back to being Apple?Posted by ThaBigFella on 8/13/13 at 6:21 pm to reb13
As much as i love apple, the reality is the majority of the world can't afford it. They will always be profitable but android is the future.
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Apple is fast becoming as ossified as Microsoft. Get out now.
Don't they have like 150 billion in liquid cash? I think they can use some of that to R&D their way out of anything. Apple is not going anywhere anytime soon.
re: Is Apple back to being Apple?Posted by Blakely Bimbo on 8/14/13 at 10:44 am to Layabout
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Apple is fast becoming as ossified as Microsoft. Get out now.
Not suggesting that anyone get out, but I do think that Icahn entering the stock in a VERY public way should cause concern with long term investors. Could be that this is evidence that the company is a monolith. Next few months should give one a clearer picture of where the company is headed.
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so you are saying there is a lot of room for growth for apple?
I don't know if I'd call it room for growth. The point is they've lost all that market share and there isn't anything to indicate they'll be getting it back.
re: Is Apple back to being Apple?Posted by Northwestern tiger on 8/14/13 at 3:14 pm to NC_Tigah
apple at 500 made me feel a little bit better about selling FB at 24$ before it hit the 40$ mark and buying apple
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