I still have some shares but I must admit I did not expect this. I am much more inclined to sell now than to buy. Unless they keep hitting gold on new products they are just going to keep getting their margins squeezed.
My guess is their product line might be better than we think
I think the I-watch either 1st or 2nd generation may be a real big seller with great margins depends on what the put in it
I am pretty sure it will be better than galaxy gear
apples deal with IBM gives them a lot of potential in the enterprise market
I also think they can make inroads in the medical field
Its gonna all be about the ecosystem the next decade
I don't think it has a ton of upside ST but xmas season is just around the corner If its a blow out its going to 120
RE: My guess is their product line might be better than we think
I think the I-watch either 1st or 2nd generation may be a real big seller with great margins depends on what the put in it
I am pretty sure it will be better than galaxy gear
apples deal with IBM gives them a lot of potential in the enterprise market
I also think they can make inroads in the medical field
Its gonna all be about the ecosystem the next decade
I don't think it has a ton of upside ST but xmas season is just around the corner If its a blow out its going to 120
So, in summary: if they make good products that people want to buy, their stock will go up.
My iPod broke and my phone is shitty. I noticed that Walmart is selling the iPhone 5s (or is it 5c) for $.97. Should I wait until October to get the iPhone 6 or should I get the iPhone 5 now? What does the iPhone 6 have (or is rumored to have) that the iPhone 5 doesn't?
On one hand it is wildy profitable, a proven innovator, shareholder friendly (now, not so much under Jobs) with a massive buy back and hefty dividend.
On the other, it's still a tech company. So, inherently unpredictable and subject to ever more capable competition...not just Samsung and LG and Google but smaller companies like Xiaomi (although brand loyalty has provided somewhat of a moat).
I've owned it several times over the years and do currently with about a 70 CB (~split adjusted) and, despite my faith in the company, am mildly inclined to sell given the capricious nature of the industry. But I will likely hold, if only for the very nice dividend.
I am pretty sure it will be better than galaxy gear
apples deal with IBM gives them a lot of potential in the enterprise market
I also think they can make inroads in the medical field
Its gonna all be about the ecosystem the next decade
I don't think it has a ton of upside ST but xmas season is just around the corner If its a blow out its going to 120
I am pretty sure it will be better than galaxy gear
apples deal with IBM gives them a lot of potential in the enterprise market
I also think they can make inroads in the medical field
Its gonna all be about the ecosystem the next decade
I don't think it has a ton of upside ST but xmas season is just around the corner If its a blow out its going to 120
So, in summary: if they make good products that people want to buy, their stock will go up.
I would wait if you have the ability to to get the 6
A new product line with expanding margins would help
On the other, it's still a tech company. So, inherently unpredictable and subject to ever more capable competition...not just Samsung and LG and Google but smaller companies like Xiaomi (although brand loyalty has provided somewhat of a moat).
I've owned it several times over the years and do currently with about a 70 CB (~split adjusted) and, despite my faith in the company, am mildly inclined to sell given the capricious nature of the industry. But I will likely hold, if only for the very nice dividend.