JDSoCal
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Post by JDSoCal on Jan 27, 2022 13:56:53 GMT -8
No actual guidance.
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Post by kpas1 on Jan 27, 2022 13:57:05 GMT -8
Looking good, but does the after-hours rally sustain or fizzle? Past experience shows the message doesn't always get through immediately, but takes a week or two to kick in.
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Post by CdnPhoto on Jan 27, 2022 14:00:48 GMT -8
CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA JANUARY 27, 2022 Apple today announced financial results for its fiscal 2022 first quarter ended December 25, 2021. The Company posted an all-time revenue record of $123.9 billion, up 11 percent year over year, and quarterly earnings per diluted share of $2.10. “This quarter’s record results were made possible by our most innovative lineup of products and services ever,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO. Well look at that! Ending Dec 25th. Does that mean that this was a short Q, and next year will have an easier compare? Some articles out there were saying ending Dec 25th didn't give the Q the post-xmas buying. Nice work Apple. Quarter ends last Saturday of the month.
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Post by 4aapl on Jan 27, 2022 14:07:03 GMT -8
Well look at that! Ending Dec 25th. Does that mean that this was a short Q, and next year will have an easier compare? Some articles out there were saying ending Dec 25th didn't give the Q the post-xmas buying. Nice work Apple. Quarter ends last Saturday of the month. Then it's looking list a 14 week FY Q1 '23. September 30th is a Friday, and December 31st is a Saturday. One less wall of worry item, even if a year out.
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Post by archibaldtuttle on Jan 27, 2022 14:31:00 GMT -8
AAPL totally crushed estimates. Should be down to 140 soon.
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Post by Ted on Jan 27, 2022 14:55:23 GMT -8
AAPL totally crushed estimates. Should be down to 140 soon. Probably so, but for this brief moment AAPL is up over $8 after hours - fwiw.
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Post by Luckychoices on Jan 27, 2022 14:55:43 GMT -8
AAPL totally crushed estimates. Should be down to 140 soon. Given the market lately, that's a perfectly logical comment. 😎
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Post by chinacat on Jan 27, 2022 15:15:12 GMT -8
Looks like another brilliant job by Tim Cook, with no silicon delay cited. As I have mentioned, I have my qualms about the China relationship, but so far it seems like both sides are getting what they want out of it.
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Post by JDSoCal on Jan 27, 2022 15:37:50 GMT -8
We'll see where we go from here. Hopefully, we'll get back to flight-to-safety mode. Safe port in a storm, as that diarrhea of the mouth guy Santoli was suggesting. Goddamn Fed just needs to shutup and go away.
I did finally get my Jan 23 160-165 in before close @ $2.30. Hopefully opens in the money tomorrow! I guess it's not technically a LEAP because it is 51 weeks out?
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Post by chinacat on Jan 27, 2022 15:48:31 GMT -8
From PED yesterday: Michael Goldfeder said: @robert: Tim Cook is the best supply manager Guru on the planet, and I’m confident that his decision to slow the production on iPads and use those parts on the iPhone 13 is going to pay huge dividends and be recognized tomorrow with a substantially larger revenue number than anyone on WS outside of Dan Ives has predicted. That’s Innovation! ———— What he said
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Post by chinacat on Jan 27, 2022 16:54:50 GMT -8
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Post by JDSoCal on Jan 27, 2022 17:29:23 GMT -8
From PED yesterday: Michael Goldfeder said: @robert: Tim Cook is the best supply manager Guru on the planet, and I’m confident that his decision to slow the production on iPads and use those parts on the iPhone 13 is going to pay huge dividends and be recognized tomorrow with a substantially larger revenue number than anyone on WS outside of Dan Ives has predicted. That’s Innovation! ———— What he said I bot an 11-inch iPad Pro Wi-Fi 2TB - Space Gray on 12/31, so I guess it will be part of Q2's big beat. But I used edu pricing, -$100 sorry, killed the GM's. 🤷♂️
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Post by CdnPhoto on Jan 27, 2022 17:57:28 GMT -8
I picked up two iPhone 13Pros, two Series 7 watches and a set of AirPod Pros. You're all welcome.
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Post by 4aapl on Jan 27, 2022 18:46:16 GMT -8
AAPL up 8.01 in AH, to $167.23 according to Yahoo.
I think volume was about 105M at close, so 115M including AH makes that 10M shares traded.
We'll see what tomorrow brings, but +8 would be a nice start in this environment.
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Post by sponge on Jan 27, 2022 20:47:20 GMT -8
AAPL totally crushed estimates. Should be down to 140 soon. Bored, so I thought I should comment. Surprised my login still worked. I own shares and I am all in but I should point out that I will cash out in March around 220. I see sub 130 by July and sub 100 by this time next year. Will make a killing on puts.. And yet we will still be up at that point from 4 years ago. Now if we do crash like 2000, then we may see sub 70, by end of 2023.. Covid and subsequent free money to consumers along with the FED buying corporate bonds helped aapl and all tech the last 2 years. Inflation on WS is benefiting aapl as well. P/E expansion is the true reason for 600% in stock price increase. Profits are up and revenue, we know why. That well will start to run dry this year when inflation and FED interest hikes will slow the economy to a halt while interest rates continue to climb for consumers. Throw in a little war, a world wide recession and life will look very different in 12 months. Big gov cash will come back then. Love my 13 and upgraded from 12. Will get the 14, in Sept. My 4 year old iPad Pro is helping me at work in ways that many here will never know. Let’s just say Govs. from US to China are benefiting from my work on that iPad. Signing out. Will be back in 12 months.
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Post by podboy on Jan 27, 2022 20:59:22 GMT -8
AAPL totally crushed estimates. Should be down to 140 soon. Bored, so I thought I should comment. Surprised my login still worked. I own shares and I am all in but I should point out that I will cash out in March around 220. I see sub 130 by July and sub 100 by this time next year. Will make a killing on puts.. And yet we will still be up at that point from 4 years ago. Now if we do crash like 2000, then we may see sub 70, by end of 2023.. Covid and subsequent free money to consumers along with the FED buying corporate bonds helped aapl and all tech the last 2 years. Inflation on WS is benefiting aapl as well. P/E expansion is the true reason for 600% in stock price increase. Profits are up and revenue, we know why. That well will start to run dry this year when inflation and FED interest hikes will slow the economy to a halt while interest rates continue to climb for consumers. Throw in a little war, a world wide recession and life will look very different in 12 months. Big gov cash will come back then. Love my 13 and upgraded from 12. Will get the 14, in Sept. My 4 year old iPad Pro is helping me at work in ways that many here will never know. Let’s just say Govs. from US to China are benefiting from my work on that iPad. Signing out. Will be back in 12 months. Holy shit it’s Sponge!! Nevermind he hasn’t changed/learned.. Nothing to see here.
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Post by ono on Jan 27, 2022 21:08:03 GMT -8
www.nytimes.com/2022/01/27/business/us-gdp-4q-2021.htmlU.S. Economy Grew 1.7% in 4th Quarter, Capping a Strong Year The overall 2021 increase in the gross domestic product was the biggest in decades as the pandemic’s effects eased, though challenges persist. The U.S. economy ended last year with a flourish as consumer spending and business investment helped loosen the pandemic’s stubborn grip. Gross domestic product — the broadest measure of the nation’s production of goods and services — expanded by 1.7 percent in the final three months of 2021 after adjusting for inflation, the Commerce Department announced Thursday. For the full year, the economy grew 5.7 percent, the largest annual increase since 1984.The economic lift was largely provided by vaccination efforts, cheap credit conditions put in place by the Federal Reserve and a fresh round of federal aid to households and businesses. Last year “was defined by very strong policy support,” said Julia Coronado, a former Federal Reserve economist and a professor of finance at the University of Texas at Austin. “And 2022 is going to be defined by the removal of that support,” by Congress and the Fed alike.
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