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domingo, 1 de febrero de 2015

Listed shares of Apple highs again

Thing two months ago, Apple confirmed his recovery from a relatively bland time to market levels with its shares reaching $ 119.65 and its market valuation exceeding 700,000 million. And now that shareholders know how well has the iPhone 6, it appears that these actions have again encouraged bounds close to $ 120.

The forecasts are optimistic, especially if markets are closed today and Apple shares will remain above $ 119. That could allow the dream of some wolves of Wall Street are met and the Cupertino company comes to have its shares above $ 130.

sábado, 24 de enero de 2015

Apple captured half of U.S. mobile phone activations in Q4, demand still at record high

Record sales of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus propelled Apple to dominance in the smartphone market in the US during the holidays and demand is reaching record levels, the individual reports issued on Friday, so indicate.

One in two mobile phones activated in the US 1 October to 31 December were iPhones, according to a survey by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners 500 buyers. Second Samsung took 26 percent of the market, with South Korean firm LG mate in third place at 11 percent.

Apple's share increased significantly from 28 percent of the company booked in the previous quarter. CIRP attributed the jump to consumers waiting for the iPhone 6 release before buying a new device, a pattern that has been repeated throughout the life of the iPhone.

Samsung comparatively reduced 5 percent sequentially. LG was 8 percent in the same period.


"By every measure, 2014 Apple phone launch was a success," said co-founder Josh Lowitz CIRP a releae. "iPhones took loyal Apple customers, with 86% of buyers upgrading from an iPhone. Samsung and LG saw rates much lower fidelity, with 25% of owners of Samsung and 18% of owners LG that triggered a phone in the neighborhood switch to an iPhone ".

Those numbers look set to continue, as 56 percent of consumers plan to buy a smartphone in the next 90 days said they have an eye on an iPhone. The research firm surveyed 451 Research surveyed 4,126 "mainly Americans" to reach that conclusion.

That number is down from the 71 percent who planned to buy before the release of iPhone 6, but still represents a huge advantage over Samsung, which ranks second with 18 percent of the purchase intention in itself a modest increase 5 percent sequentially. It is the highest level of demand for iPhone at this point in the product cycle from 451 began tracking, the firm said.


Apple's decision to increase the size of the iPhone screen seems to have played a role, with 60 percent of likely buyers saying they prefer a screen size over 5 inches.

jueves, 8 de mayo de 2014

Apple shares back to hover around $ 600

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I still remember that time when Apple beat record after record, exceeding $ 700. Then they were coming down to below the $ 400 to normalize over the $ 500, but it seems that now we have an increase: Apple shares have exceeded $ 600. 

It is the first time this line is crossed since 2012, and plays ask: Why is it happening now?

IPhone sales were better than expected in the last fiscal quarter. The sale of bonds to save tax international bank transfers also worked, and the stock split must also have encouraged the public to buy securities. 

There is no doubt that Apple is having its ups and downs, but in general its health is good. Cupertino safes had never had as much money as now, and the innovations that we see next month are very promising.