“Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook is facing some extra pressure on Tuesday,” Tim Higgins reports for Bloomberg. “”
“That’s the day Apple posts earnings for its quarter that ended in December, which is typically the most lucrative period for the company because of the holiday shopping season,” Higgins reports. “This year, the scrutiny is even higher given that the earnings will provide the first official indicator of how a slew of new products — from larger-screened iPhones to slimmer iPads — have performed.”
Here are five things to watch for in Apple’s results:
1) iPhone 6 versus iPhone 6 Plus
2) Apple versus Russia
3) Mac versus iPad
4) Apple Pay versus CVS
5) Apple versus expectations for Apple
Read more in the full article here.
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Amazing journalism !
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The only pressure out there is how Bloomberg can screw up reporting probably the best results a single company has ever reported in a quarter..
Bloomberg has WAY MORE column inches to fill every day than there is news.
Every single one of these 5 “pressing questions” are non-issues.