Strong quarter expected, but Apple's 'antennagate' could hurt iPhone sales

Wall Street expects Apple to report another impressive quarter this afternoon, but future iPhone sales could be lower because of publicized antenna issues with the iPhone 4.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 83

Apple third fiscal quarter 2010 earnings preview

As shares of Apple (AAPL) continue to fall under pressure due to negative market reaction to “Antennagate” and disappointing results from IBM, investors will now look for third quarter earnings to pull the company out of the doldrums.

Andy M. Zaky, Bullish Cross, Special to AppleInsider 15 years ago 48

Apple shares expected to rise steadily on record 9.5 million iPhones

Shares of electronics maker Apple are set climb higher over the next 90 days, given financial research that shows the company to be in position to report significant upside to all three of its major product platforms for the June quarter.

AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 17

Special Report: The end of Apple's iPod era part II

The other side of the debate — I recently published an article arguing that the iPod’s importance to Apple’s overall quarterly revenue has diminished to the point of being almost irrelevant to Apple’s growth. Yet, this article seemed to hit the nerves of iPod aficionados who ardently contend that the iPhone is an iPod, and to say otherwise, would constitute the highest level of blasphemy to the Apple investment community.

Andy M. Zaky, Bullish Cross, Special to AppleInsider 15 years ago 57

Special Report: The end of Apple's iPod era

After years of serving as Apple's main source of revenue, the iPod's influence on the company's financial health has diminished to the point of being effectively irrelevant as a revenue driver, marking an end to the 'iPod era.'

Andy M. Zaky, Bullish Cross, Special to AppleInsider 15 years ago 115

JP Morgan: iPhone, iPad to push Apple stock to $390 by Dec. 2011

"Buckle up," was the advice issued Thursday to Apple investors by J.P. Morgan, as the firm expects Apple's stock to soar to new heights in the next year and a half based on rapid growth of both the iPhone and iPad.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 59

Wall Street expects iPhone 4 to impress, boost sales for Apple

Following the introduction of iPhone 4, Wall Street analysts said Apple will see even greater sales of its handset in the next year driven by consumer demand for the impressive new hardware.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 42

Apple market cap tops Microsoft, is now world's largest tech company

Apple's market capitalization hit $222 billion on Wednesday, leaving it ahead of rival Microsoft as the largest technology company in the world when the closing bell rang on Wall Street.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 236

Continued iPhone growth could push Apple stock to $400

Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty said Monday she believes iPhone market share growth, including in the enterprise market, along with strong initial demand for the iPad will push Apple stock to $310, but her "bull case" scenario shows it going even higher, to $400.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 54

Steve Jobs missed out on $10 billion from stock options adjustment

Had Apple co-founder Steve Jobs not cancelled his stock options in exchange for $75 million in shares in 2003, he would have an extra $10.3 billion in profits today.

Slash Lane 16 years ago 75

Mac sales forecast to grow 20% on strong demand for new MacBook Pros

Apple's recent MacBook Pro refresh and the newly launched iPad 3G are both strong sellers, industry and supply chain sources have told one Wall Street analyst, who believes Apple could see another quarter with more than 20 percent year-over-year growth in Mac sales.

Katie Marsal 16 years ago 36

44% of iPad buyers view Apple's tablet as notebook replacement

A survey of iPad buyers found that 44 percent would purchase the touchscreen device instead of a notebook, and 41 percent would not buy an iPod touch as a result of their tablet.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 147

Expectations for Apple hit new heights after record iPhone sales

Apple's 8.75 million iPhones sold in the March quarter combined with a better-than-expected launch of the iPad has led analysts to increase their already bullish views on the company's stock.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 57

Notes of interest from Apple's Q2 2010 conference call

Apple blew out Wall Street expectations yet again Tuesday when it announced sales of 8.75 million iPhones and 2.94 million Macs last quarter, pushing the company to a 90 percent increase in profit. Following the news, Apple executives conducted a financial conference call with analysts and the press, and notes of interest follow.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 60

NPD data suggests Apple sold 2.9M Macs, 10M iPods in Q2 2010

New data from the NPD Group implies Apple could announce sales of 2.9 million Macs and 10 million iPods when it reveals its earnings for the second quarter of fiscal 2010 Tuesday afternoon.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 18

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