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Analyst: Apple could double iPhone marketshare by ending exclusivity agreements
Morgan Stanley analyst Kathryn Huberty isn’t exactly spot on when it comes to anticipating Apple earnings, but she raises a good point in a recent note to investors where she lays out a case that Apple could very well double the iPhone’s marketshare by opening up distribution to a number of carriers. No matter how […]
Continue reading...Apple to release 4th quarter earnings on October 19th
Friday, October 2, 2009
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Earlier this week, Apple announced that it would be announcing its earnings report for the quarter gone by on October 19th. Apple’s 4th fiscal quarter ended last Saturday, the 26th of September. At Apple’s last earnings conference call, CFO Peter Oppenheimer told analysts that Apple expected revenue for the current quarter to come in anywhere […]
Continue reading...Analysts starting to catch on as more raise earnings estimates and stock targets for Apple
Thursday, October 1, 2009
As the Apple money making and iPhone manufacturing machine continues to press on forward, analysts are finally starting to come around and acknowledge that there’s still a lot of room for Apple to grow.
Continue reading...Analyst ups target on Apple Stock to $210, anticipates low cost MacBook sometime soon
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
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Analyst Doug Reid of Thomas Weisel recently upped his price target for Apple stock to $210, up $30 from his previous target of $180. And with Apple already trading at $185, you might say that his previous stock target was quite outdated. Moving along, Apple’s fiscal quarter ends this month, and Reid anticipates revenue of […]
Continue reading...Accounting board approves rule change re: recognition of iPhone revenue
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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Today, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) voted to allow companies like Apple to recognize income from sales on products like the iPhone instantaneously, as opposed to spreading out the revenue income over the course of 24 months, as Apple currently does due to accounting regulations. The rule change will not officially go into effect […]
Continue reading...Vote on proposed accounting change for iPhone revenue to take place tomorrow
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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For some time now, analysts have pointed out that Apple’s share price doesn’t appropriately reflect the true financial health of the company, with the reason being that Apple spreads out the revenue it earns from each iPhone sale over a period of 24 months. Because Apple periodically offers iPhone users significant software updates, current accounting […]
Continue reading...Can Apple shares double again?
Friday, September 18, 2009
With shares of Apple currently trading at a 52 week high of $185, one has to wonder how much higher it can go in light of reports that Apple may soon recognize all revenue from iPhone sales at the time of purchase, instead of spreading it out over a period of 24 months. Stevan Sidahmed […]
Continue reading...Jim Cramer anticipates Apple stock price to hit as high $264
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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Under current accounting rules, Apple must recognize income for every iPhone sold over a 24-month period rather than recognize the full purchase price at the moment of sale. This obviously dilutes the ability of Apple’s share price to accurately reflect its current financial well-being. But there is word that Apple may soon be granted special […]
Continue reading...Analyst predicts Apple stock to soar to $235 on strength of iPhone sales
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
In a recent note to investors, analyst Charlie Wolf of Needham & Co. anticipates that Apple’s stock price could very well hit $235 in the next 12 months, in large part due to accelerated iPhone growth. By exploiting a commanding lead in the all-important smartphone applications market, the iPhone is in a position to chalk […]
Continue reading...Analyst: iPhone in China could boost Apple EPS by 4 cents a share
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
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With the iPhone set to arrive in China sometime during the 4th quarter, analysts are already trying to figure out the extent of Apple’s deal with China Unicom on Apple’s bottom line. While there’s no way to predict how the iPhone will perform in the Chinese market, USB analyst Maynard Um speculated in a note […]
Continue reading...Apple may consider changes in iPhone accounting methods – and how it might affect earnings
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Jim Goldman of CNBC has an interesting piece up where he suggests that Apple may be exploring ways to account for all of its iPhone revenue at the time of sale, instead of spreading out the cost of purchase over a period of 24 months as it does nwo. As it stands now, there is […]
Continue reading...Analyst ups Apple estimates – anticipates a low-end MacBook, the iPhone on Verizon, and a stock buyback, but is skeptical of a tablet
Monday, August 24, 2009
Doug Reid, of the research firm Thomas Weisel, recently upped his 2009 EPS estimate for Apple to $5.38 and his 2010 EPS estimate to $6.51. His previous estimates for 2009 and 2010 came in at $5.38 and $6.51 respectively. In light of his new earnings predictions, Weisel also set a price target for Apple stock […]
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Saturday, October 3, 2009
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