Robert Martorana takes a closer look at the “iPod Halo Effect” and more in an earnings preview for Apple Computer, Inc. (AAPL) via video for TheStreet.com.
The video features information from Jeff Bagley, portfolio manager at McCabe Capital.
Wall Street expects Apple earnings of 44 cents per share on revenue of $4.4 billion.
See the video here.
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How does this guy know what Apple has in it’s pipeline?
“Apple debuted the Cube on July 19th, 2001.”
It’s my birthday! It’s my birthday! It’s my birthday!
I thought that Cubert didn’t have a birthday.
I don’t understand how these stock analysts can make claims about Apple releasing an Apple/iPod phone so matter of factly when there is no evidence to support this claim. I’m not saying it won’t happen, but these guys are talking as if it’s a sure thing.
Andy
I was going to say the same thing. iPhone? this guys is talking out of his a…. about unannounced products
Regardless of what thestreet.com posts now that may be positive, you can bank on thestreet’s Troy Wolverton to come along and give his glass half empty evaluation of what the numbers mean, accompanied by some ‘sky is falling’ headline to put it under.
I can almost set my watch to this guy’s doom and gloom AAPL columns. Infact I bet he’s using his online thesaurus as we speak to come up with more dire sounding words for the column he is writing before he even hears a peep out of the conference call.
“I thought that Cubert didn’t have a birthday.”
Qbert doesn’t have a birthday; Cubert does.
Qbert has a round head; Cubert’s is, well, a cube.
And right on cue, mr pencilneck is gloom and doom
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http://www.thestreet.com/newsanalysis/techhardware/10297929.html
does this mean that my dear old grandmother can meet the mortgage payment now?
Happy Birthday Cubert! I hope your day is as fantastic as Apples’ is.
He under-guessed by 10 cent per undiluted share. Or was it 11?
Steve.
Clearly, he doesn’t understand what Boot Camp is (nor whomever may have written his script).