“Apple Computer Inc. shares fell [today] after CIBC World Markets analyst Ittal Kidron said he believes the company’s anticipated iPhone product will come out in either the late first quarter or early second quarter of 2007,” Rex Crum reports for MarketWatch.
Apple shares are currently off $2.60, or -2.89%, to stand at $87.23.
Full article here.
Why would Apple let any of these stupid analysts know anything?? How stupid is everybody to believe these analyst know anything at all and let the stock market jump around??
Again, NO ONE here has any clue about anything about the possible iPhone!!!…including these paid for speculative analysts!!! Everyone should in the back of their minds
entertain the possibility that the only iPhone is the current Razr and Sliver w/iTunes.
Again, we were all talking about this last December. I know, because I was waiting before purchasing a Sony Ericson. I think Apple is laughing at the hype and letting the hype camoflage what they really have in store to release.
What are these WinAntiVirusPro 2006 redirect ads?
They are interrupting my MacDailyPropaganda reading pleasure 😀
I’ll kick their CEO in ass so hard, it says Vans in the tongue, if this doesn’t stop.
This is ridiculous! How can Apple’s share price rise and fall according to the rumored release date of a product that hasn’t even been announced yet?
Our “shitty” dollar can turn on a dime–and will–when we finally resolve VietNam 2.0, and at that point, addled sir, YOUR dollar will revert to its 50¢ status as it always has.
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turn on a dime? ha! Saddam wanted to switch from USD oil exchange to Euros, and THAT my friend is why you’re in the middle east. Even Dubya knows what would happen if the world standard were Euros.. US might have to start paying back some *ahem debts… there is no ‘turning on a dime’ my friend.. it’s not ‘luck’ ..
Canada’s economy has been strong for a long time, it’s just that the USD has been overrated.. we’re at 90cents US…*shrug …
For those of you who care, once upon at time the CDN was more valuable than the USD… but … who cares about facts right?
Any significant short sell activity in the last few days????
Add Ittal Kidron’s name to that of Shawn Wu’s on the list of idiot analysts. Wu did the same thing this past summer regarding the touch-screen iPod and the market reacted in similar fashion.
But the “market” doesn’t keep as close a watch on AAPL as we do so that’s why they fall for the Kidrons and Wus of this world.
The good news is that the market will eventually get back on track and AAPL will rise again. For those of us with AAPL Dec call options though, guys like Kidron and Wu are the worst news of all. No doubt they want to turn their clients onto AAPL and just want to get the price down in order to do so. It’s an easy game that they play on every big AAPL rumor that comes along, and there’s plenty to choose from. Expect more of the same in the future.
Randian.
I’m with you.
As you have put the question out there on a silver plater.
I’ll play along …
If “one’s memory is always the SECOND thing to go.”
What’s the FIRST thing to go?
Randian.
I’m with you.
As you have put the question out there on a silver plater.
I’ll play along …
If “one’s memory is always the SECOND thing to go.”
What’s the FIRST thing to go?
Randian.
I’m with you.
As you have put the question out there on a silver plater.
I’ll play along …
If “one’s memory is always the SECOND thing to go.”
What’s the FIRST thing to go?
Same thing happened last year in December. Blah. It will rise back in January. No worries. People are also taking money out to spend on Christmas.
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Apple’s stock price is based on success of the iPod and Mac, not a product that doesn’t officially exist. How something that has not even been announced can be “delayed” is beyond my comprehension.
Only Apple’s shares can rise and fall over a product they’ve NEVER mentioned, announced or even hinted at. Go figure…
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In related news, R. Abbi noted that the arrival of the much-anticipated “Messiah” might be delayed again.
Vatican stocks were up by 3.2 points at closing time since analysts believe that the arrival of “Messiah” may impact on the credibility of vatican CEO Ratzinger.