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What to expect from Apple's fourth quarter earnings report
SpamSandwich said:I think it’s past time for Apple to stop providing any kind of guidance for these analysts. They treat the guidance as a baseline to be ignored.
Apple is already one of the most media-manipulated stocks out there, as witnessed by the appallingly manipulative Bloomberg story on Chinese espionage that “coincidentally” was released just as Apple went into it’s quiet period and could no longer buy back it’s own stock. It’s quite likely that, abetted by the chickens coming home to roost for many overpriced tech stocks, this single story lit the match that brought about one of the worst stock market drops in recent memory, to the benefit of many, many gamblers shorting AAPL and other tech stocks.
I predict that the minute AAPL is back in the market this nonsense will cease - for a couple of months, when Apple will once more be barred from buying back it’s own stock. Hopefully, however, it will linger long enough to increase Apple’s bang per self-investment buck substantially. As a long and strong AAPL investor, that would make the whole stupid exercise worthwhile for me.
I’d gain far more pleasure, however, if publications like Bloomberg were taken down a peg or two when they pulled this crap.... -
Every iPhone user is tied to Saudi business interests, like it or not
Mike Wuerthele said:sacto joe said:Mike Wuerthele said:sacto joe said:matthewk said:Mike Wuerthele said:matthewk said:Mike Wuerthele said:Kuyangkoh said:American journalists? I think that is not a correct assumptions. He is not an American and probably hates America. Just my opinion.
Business is business, Tim have responsibilities to Apple stockholder....The guy had an American green card, and wrote for the Washington Post. It doesn't get much more "American journalist" than that.His viewpoint on how we should have referred to the man is contra-indicated by the AP style guide, and Chicago as well. Like I said, I understood where he was coming from, but not his doubling-down on it.
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Every iPhone user is tied to Saudi business interests, like it or not
quinney said:igorsky said:Should every driver of a motor vehicle feel guilty because they are purchasing Saudi gasoline? Where do you we draw the line on this? -
iPhone XR won't just buoy holiday quarter, but the beginning of 2019 as well
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Apple's iPhone XS Max smashes Google's Pixel 3 in benchmark testing
Anti-Idiot said:MacPro said:gmgravytrain said:christopher126 said:Copying and a 'good enough' approach to business will only get you so far!
It shows the extraordinary effort Apple puts into every facet of the iPhone. From glass, software, chips, battery, cameras, antennas, etc., etc.
And, the syncing of everything across all my devices.
I will never have a Google, MS, Samsung, Amazon, or Facebook device in my home or service on my devices!
I can't wait until Apple makes all my devices look "Anonymous" on the internet!
It's coming!
You're in such a tiny minority, like one in a million. The whole internet is Google's playground and Android OS overwhelmingly dominates. Almost no one on the planet is concerned with personal privacy because almost everyone wants free services. Paying for those free services with personal data is completely acceptable to billions of internet users. Everyone believes Apple is missing out by not having eavesdropping/listening devices in every room. I believe most consumers don't mind being spied upon. It makes them feel important that someone is listening to their every word.
Oh, and that "bailout"? Apple gave Microsoft stock for that. Which they cashed out on way too early. Same with Xerox back in the 80's.
Still, keep your head buried up to your shoulders in the sand. Ignore that freight train sound bearing down on you. What you don't know can't hurt you, right? /s