And by “well”, I mean profitably. All of M$’s profitable business unit products go back over 10 years.
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And by “well”, I mean profitably. All of M$’s profitable business unit products go back over 10 years. Is there any stopping this wagon train? As the country slowly crawls out of an economic slump, Apple continues to kick the crap out of estimates in every category of profitability. According to The Wall Street Journal, the analysts have finally shaken a little bit of the stupid out of their Q4 estimates for Apple: Apple holds its quarterly earnings call on Monday, which means that analysts are tripping over themselves trying to anticipate Mac sales for the quarter. Both Gartner and IDC predict Apple continuing to buck the trend – to the tune of 7 – 12% growth, depending on who you ask. Pity poor Microsoft. Coming off the heels of Apple’s record-setting quarter, Redmond…well… So AAPL crushed the Street estimates yet again (yawn) and analysts, always quick to hop on a good thing once it’s happened, are bullish on the company for Q3. Oddly, Apple’s third-quarter guidance of 34 percent gross margin and $1.18 – $1.23 in earnings per share was uncharacteristically optimistic, leaving analysts wondering whether Cupertino was [...] It’s time for Apple to report on earnings yet again‚ kiddies. And the tech analyst keystone cop routine continues. The beat’s worst weatherman is continuing the “yeah‚ but” style of analysis they teach at Harvard. The consensus from the Street has Apple reporting earnings at $1.16 per share and 10% YOY growth. In what was little surprise to anyone in the know (and certainly no surprise in the Mac community), Apple announced its street-stomping earnings last night. The 2nd quarter of 2009 represented the high water mark for revenue for a non-holiday quarter at $8.16 billion with a net profit of $1.21 billion, or $1.33 per diluted [...] |
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