Zaky: Apple fiscal Q3 2010 earnings preview

Apple Store“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 earnings to pull Apple out of the doldrums,” Andy Zaky reports for Bullish Cross.

“Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect Apple to report about $3.10 in EPS on approximately $14.74 billion in revenue,” Zaky reports. “Furthermore, analysts are generally looking for Apple to sell 8.35 million iPhones, 9.8 million iPods, 3.2 million Macintosh computers, and 3.3 million iPads.”

Zaky reports, “Based on the data I’ve analyzed over the course of the quarter, I’m looking for Apple to report closer in the neighborhood of $3.70 in EPS on $15.608 billion in revenue. I’m expecting Apple to sell 8.8 million iPhones, 10 million iPods, 3.363 million Macs, and 3.4 million iPads.”

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26 Comments

  1. “It is highly doubtful to believe that every person experiencing the death grip called to complain, especially since most of them are people of the nature found on this website and others like it.”

    So it’s starting to make sense to you.

    Everyone was given another thirty-days to decide if the dropped calls is a real issue or not. The real tell is how many iP4s Apple sells in the next 90-days. My guess is iPhone sales will exceed the number of iPhones announced today.

    Try as hard as you may, you can’t make this problem any bigger than it is, nor will you ever sway any opinions in this forum because your envy is unmistakable.

    “Talk to me about return rate when at least a full calendar year has passed for the iPhone, we haven’t even reached a full month yet!”

    I love it when trolls spout numbers and percentages and fail to realize that there are other numbers behind them. For example, in another year, Apple will have sold forty-million more iPhones! Even then, the return rate will have leveled out respectively.

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