“Less than two months after Apple refreshed its smartphone lineup, investors are once again panicking about whether enough people are buying iPhones,” Seth Fiegerman writes for CNN Business. “Apple’s stock fell 1% Tuesday after tumbling 5% on Monday, shaving off tens of billions of dollars in market value. The stock fell after iPhone parts suppliers Japan Display and Lumentum Holdings cut their sales outlooks. Citing the Lumentum cuts, Goldman Sachs analysts expressed ‘concern’ in an investor note Tuesday that ‘demand for new iPhone models is deteriorating.’ Yet in the very next sentence, the analysts said Apple ‘could easily right itself given the bulk of demand comes in late December.' ” “‘Interpreting data points around demand from the supply chain is a dangerous art,’ Gene Munster, an analyst with Loup Ventures, told CNN Business. ‘Historically, investors have drawn the correct conclusion as many times as the wrong one,'” Fiegerman writes. “Case in point: Apple faced a similar Wall Street panic this spring after one of its key chip suppliers warned of ‘continued weak demand.’ Analysts raised concerns about demand for the $999 iPhone X.
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Then Apple reported strong earnings results and announced that the iPhone X had become its top selling smartphone.”. Apple’s all-new 5.8-inch iPhone Xs and 6.5-inch iPhone Xs Max “‘The Apple growth story being dead has been greatly exaggerated. We’ve seen this many times over the past few years,’ Daniel Ives, an analyst with Wedbush, tells CNN Business,” Fiegerman writes.
“Ross Gerber, an activist investor and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki, says his firm has been tracking China sentiment closely and remains optimistic about Apple’s position there. ‘The Chinese sentiment hasn’t changed toward Apple.
They are buying Apple products without any hesitation because of trade issues,’ Gerber says.” Read more in the full article. MacDailyNews Take: Don’t panic. Profit instead.
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I do hear market people saying Apple is in good shape, but the big investors must think otherwise unless they’re pulling money out of Apple to cover other losses. As many times as Apple management has said not to rely on component manufacturer sources, nothing ever really changes. No matter what, big investors seem to panic every time. Thanksgiving time is nearly here and Apple shareholders may have nothing to give thanks for unless the bleeding stops, then they can give thanks for that. I have a gut feeling Apple is going to take the longest to recover out of all the tech stocks.
I hope my feelings are completely wrong. Market Always Panics.
Nothing new there. In the meanwhile, imo, this mostly market freaking out over apple choosing not to report unit numbers of iphone and all kinds of speculations and fud it has triggers combined with couple rumors. Market will adjust and see the bigger pic soon.
In the meanwhile. Lets remember. They buyback just got a huge discount.
Which at the end benefits long term investors. And also lets remember ( completely overshadowed by panic) CUPERTINO, California — November 1, 2018 — Apple today announced financial results for its fiscal 2018 fourth quarter ended September 29, 2018. The Company posted quarterly revenue of $62.9 billion, an increase of 20 percent from the year-ago quarter, and quarterly earnings per diluted share of $2.91, up 41 percent. International sales accounted for 61 percent of the quarter’s revenue. ( that is 20% and 40% growth, HUGE no matter what company, let alone a company Apple’s size ).
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It maintains multiple server support, integrated media viewing features and complete email support. It should be able to run on Snow Leopard without issue, but we were not able to test that.
The trial period is 60 days and $49.00 thereafter. 2) – Originally designed and created for Linux machines, this newsreader is one of the very few that actually support all three – Linux, Windows and OS X systems. Also feature rich, BinBot automates a lot of the processes involved with USENET. You have a full 30 days before committing to a $19.95 cost to buy the program. 1) – The parent company, Panic, makes other programs but one of the most popular has and continues to be the Unison newsreader. One of the longest running newsreaders for Mac in the market today, Unison continues to be updated and supported for most Mac machines. Unison definitely has the most users than any other Mac newsreader we’ve found, which makes it helpful when needing to get support especially.
If you like it after 30 days, keep it for $24.95 for each full release. All three of these newsreaders are quite capable all on their own. The real difference is really how intuitive and complicated each one can be. Hogwasher and BinBot take a little bit more time to configure and get used to. Unison on the other hand, is much more straightforward and fairly simple. It’s a good bet to just try out each to find what works best for you.
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