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Apple sells 74.8M iPhones, rakes in $75.9B in revenue in company's biggest quarter ever
Apple is shifting the narrative to services and monitizing install base. Time for Eddy Cue to step up.
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Apple sells 74.8M iPhones, rakes in $75.9B in revenue in company's biggest quarter ever
Sounds like Watch had a very good quarter. -
Apple sells 74.8M iPhones, rakes in $75.9B in revenue in company's biggest quarter ever
This is a financial earnings call it's not supposed to be exciting.ac1234 said:I'm listening to Cook read his prepared comments - a lot of financial engineering talk - nothing exciting - he is pathetic.
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Apple sells 74.8M iPhones, rakes in $75.9B in revenue in company's biggest quarter ever
What happened to Tim Cook needs to refute these lies!!! Now you're changing your narrative because the facts were more in line with the rumors.sog35 said:Stock is now down. We could easily see $92.
Really the only thing that can stop this drop is the buyback.
I still conclude that Tim Cook has done a piss poor job of controlling the narrative. Slowing revenue growth in certain quarters is a fact of life when you are the size of Apple. Yet companies like Coke, McDonalds, and AT&T do not have PE's of 10 like Apple.
I think Cook needs to be fired.
We need a CEO to lead the next chapter of Apple from being a pure hardware player to a software/services giant.
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Apple sells 74.8M iPhones, rakes in $75.9B in revenue in company's biggest quarter ever
No, sorry I don't think for one minute that Apple is "just fine" with iPad sales continuing to decline every quarter. Especially in a quarter where a brand new model was released. This was a 25% YOY decline. Who would be happy with that?!?quadra 610 said:thewhitefalcon said:A 25% YOY decline in iPads is not a good sign.
iPads ain't phones. The market is by now saturated with them, and older models are still going strong.
And the largest iPhone naturally eats into iPad sales. Pretty sure Apple is just fine with that.
But even in 2016, there are still many who don't understand Apple. Which is fine, because this crowd is most amusing come quarterly report time.
