I just traded some Duke Realty stock that wasn't performing for additional Apple shares. I think their price goes up as this will be the best quarter in Apples history.
I'm a little unclear on your post. You cancelled hardware because ... software that no longer exists?
Also, a mate of mine just walked into a shop and got his iPhone 6 yesterday. Covent Garden. I hear the 6 Plus is a bit harder to find, but stores do have them. Maybe get out a little more?
Well, I'll leave aside my unanswered question.
Since upgrading to iOS8, I've had more trouble than I have ever had with a phone. My problems are not isolated, I'm not a techie so can't fix them. I had intended getting an iPhone 6+ on launch day, but my local store ran out in twenty minutes, as did all other local stores. I upgrade to the new software on my 4S..
1. Your 4S is a 3-year old model now. Not expecting some reduced performance is really your mistake, not Apple's. Closing all the apps and rebooting the phone may help, but the phone has half the memory of the 5. (My 5 is fine speed wise.)
2. The lack of supply is due to the damn scalpers. Hopefully when sales open in China the market for scalping will be exhausted and the problem goes away.
3. As pathetic as it is, you aren't going to get a brand spanking new Apple phone by wandering into the store late on release day. Wait a month... life goes on. I would have pre-ordered, but like many people I wanted to see if the 5.5" screen was ok for me. It wasn't, so happy to not have wasted my time with it.
Depends on how you look at it. Compared to Amazon, it seems like a bargain. Price/cash is half for Apple, Apple actually have profits. Price/Revenue might favor Amazon, but they will never have Apple's margins.
Who do you think is more likely to grow-- Apple or Walmart? In practical terms, Apple is priced reasonably and has room to grow. The real question is how they will manage that growth long term; can they do a better job that what Microsoft did?
Not to mention they just started in china which should spure sales like never before. Thats just my prediction but i think china and the bigger iphone should be good for apple. Maybe i am wrong i dont know but a lot of poeple have been waiting for a bigger iphone so now and the next few years should be good for apple in my opinion. I wouldnt be suprised if this is the biggest iophone release ever but there always is something a little better seems like every few years.
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Strange. Evercore advises investor to buy in while insiders were selling... I'm going to wait a bit. This market will be shaky in Oct.
I just traded some Duke Realty stock that wasn't performing for additional Apple shares. I think their price goes up as this will be the best quarter in Apples history.
I answered your question just before you posted this! Go and get a 6!
These price targets by analysts are malleable.
$125 is pushing it, doesn't sound that realistic
Also, a mate of mine just walked into a shop and got his iPhone 6 yesterday. Covent Garden. I hear the 6 Plus is a bit harder to find, but stores do have them. Maybe get out a little more?
1. Your 4S is a 3-year old model now. Not expecting some reduced performance is really your mistake, not Apple's. Closing all the apps and rebooting the phone may help, but the phone has half the memory of the 5. (My 5 is fine speed wise.)
2. The lack of supply is due to the damn scalpers. Hopefully when sales open in China the market for scalping will be exhausted and the problem goes away.
3. As pathetic as it is, you aren't going to get a brand spanking new Apple phone by wandering into the store late on release day. Wait a month... life goes on. I would have pre-ordered, but like many people I wanted to see if the 5.5" screen was ok for me. It wasn't, so happy to not have wasted my time with it.
Depends on how you look at it. Compared to Amazon, it seems like a bargain. Price/cash is half for Apple, Apple actually have profits. Price/Revenue might favor Amazon, but they will never have Apple's margins.
Who do you think is more likely to grow-- Apple or Walmart? In practical terms, Apple is priced reasonably and has room to grow. The real question is how they will manage that growth long term; can they do a better job that what Microsoft did?
For myself my Apple investment netted my 48% in 18 months.
So you already sold your AAPL? It is big difference if you realized profit or have profit just "virtually" :-)