Apple (AAPL) shares are up $5.59, or 1.4%, at $396.16, amidst a mixed stream of research, with Avondale Partners and BGC FInancial raising the stock to Buy or the equivalent, but Citigroup and BMO Capital again cutting
Apple is out with Q2 results which are hardly inspiring. Revenue and sales beat, but margins missed and guidance is weak: The good news: Q2 Revenue: $43.6 billion, Exp. $42.3 billion Q2 EPS: $10.09, Exp $9.98 And the
Not too long ago, Apple (AAPL) couldn't do any wrong in the eyes of the street. Analysts competed with each other to give ever higher price targets (Anyone remember $1100?) and any mention of possible problems was seen as heresy. Even after the stock
Raymond James's Tavis McCourt this afternoon reiterates an Outperform rating on Apple (AAPL) shares, and a $600 price target, writing that worries about telecom operators cutting subsidies for smartphones, including the
Wall Street seems pleased with Apple's announcements: beats on Q2 2013 earnings and a massive expansion of its cash return program for shareholders. Share This. Tim Cook admits that iMac launch should have been
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