diego0708 escribió:y MACD diario cortando a la baja
q Dios la tenga en la gloria
En breve califica como caso de estudio en Harvad...como murió cuando murió su mentor....
AAPL Apple
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En breve califica como caso de estudio en Harvad...como murió cuando murió su mentor....
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y MACD diario cortando a la baja
q Dios la tenga en la gloria
q Dios la tenga en la gloria
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Ojo que los rebotes tiran muy poco.......
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No shortee en AAPL, al contrario, me compre recien una tanda, jaja.
Al TLT ya le cargue orden de venta. Abrazos!
Al TLT ya le cargue orden de venta. Abrazos!
BLACK HORSE escribió:Nitra & Cia, shorteaste?
Bien tlt... llegando a tu precio objetivo.
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Nitra & Cia, shorteaste?
Bien tlt... llegando a tu precio objetivo.
Bien tlt... llegando a tu precio objetivo.
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esto es lo que veniamos hablando.......ya no es la misma empresa, con Steve Jobs se fue la magia.
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489 operado, si sigue así cierra el gap mañana jujuju
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Quebro los 500 nomás...
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En la cornisa diría MAjul !! El que se mueve la mata !
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505 en el pre
cierre abajo de 500 y chau, directo al gap 430
cierre abajo de 500 y chau, directo al gap 430
420 there we go !!!!!
-- Apple cuts orders for iPhone 5 components due to weaker-than-expected demand, people familiar with the situation say
--iPhone 5 screens for January-March quarter have dropped roughly half of what the company had previously planned to order, they say
(Recasts lead and adds analyst comment from paragraph 7.)
By Juro Osawa
HONG KONG-- Apple Inc. (AAPL) has cut its orders for components for the iPhone 5 due to weaker-than-expected demand, people familiar with the situation said Monday, indicating sales of the latest smartphone haven't been as strong as previously anticipated.
Apple's orders for iPhone 5 screens for the January-March quarter, for example, have dropped to roughly half of what the company had previously planned to order, the people said.
The Cupertino, Calif. , company has also cut orders for components other than screens, according to one of the people.
Apple notified the suppliers of the order cut last month, the people said.
The move comes as the company has been facing greater challenges from Samsung Electronics Co. and other makers of smartphones powered by Google Inc.'s Android operating system. While Apple has set the agenda for the smartphone market since it released its first iPhone in 2007, South Korea's Samsung , which sells many Android-based models at various price points, has already overtaken the U.S. company as the world's largest smartphone vendor by market share. Demand is also growing for inexpensive smartphones from Chinese makers such as Huawei Technologies Co.
While the popularity of iPhones and iPads has been boosting Apple's earnings and investor expectations over the past few years, there have been concerns in recent quarters about how long the growth momentum can continue. Apple's stock price, which peaked at about $705.07 in September, closed Friday at $520.30 , down 0.6%.
Some analysts have mentioned possible order cuts at suppliers and raised questions about demand for the iPhone 5.
Apple may have made particularly large iPhone 5 orders to suppliers for the October-December quarter, because of earlier concerns about manufacturing difficulties with some components such as screens, said Sanford Bernstein analyst Alberto Moel .
Citigroup last month lowered its rating for Apple to Neutral from Buy, citing concerns about iPhone order cuts. The brokerage noted that a sharp increase in iPhone 5 production during the October-December period may have left Apple with more inventory than expected. Still, it also said that "good not great" demand is likely a factor behind order cuts.
"It is unlikely that Apple is cutting orders in a 'great' demand
--iPhone 5 screens for January-March quarter have dropped roughly half of what the company had previously planned to order, they say
(Recasts lead and adds analyst comment from paragraph 7.)
By Juro Osawa
HONG KONG-- Apple Inc. (AAPL) has cut its orders for components for the iPhone 5 due to weaker-than-expected demand, people familiar with the situation said Monday, indicating sales of the latest smartphone haven't been as strong as previously anticipated.
Apple's orders for iPhone 5 screens for the January-March quarter, for example, have dropped to roughly half of what the company had previously planned to order, the people said.
The Cupertino, Calif. , company has also cut orders for components other than screens, according to one of the people.
Apple notified the suppliers of the order cut last month, the people said.
The move comes as the company has been facing greater challenges from Samsung Electronics Co. and other makers of smartphones powered by Google Inc.'s Android operating system. While Apple has set the agenda for the smartphone market since it released its first iPhone in 2007, South Korea's Samsung , which sells many Android-based models at various price points, has already overtaken the U.S. company as the world's largest smartphone vendor by market share. Demand is also growing for inexpensive smartphones from Chinese makers such as Huawei Technologies Co.
While the popularity of iPhones and iPads has been boosting Apple's earnings and investor expectations over the past few years, there have been concerns in recent quarters about how long the growth momentum can continue. Apple's stock price, which peaked at about $705.07 in September, closed Friday at $520.30 , down 0.6%.
Some analysts have mentioned possible order cuts at suppliers and raised questions about demand for the iPhone 5.
Apple may have made particularly large iPhone 5 orders to suppliers for the October-December quarter, because of earlier concerns about manufacturing difficulties with some components such as screens, said Sanford Bernstein analyst Alberto Moel .
Citigroup last month lowered its rating for Apple to Neutral from Buy, citing concerns about iPhone order cuts. The brokerage noted that a sharp increase in iPhone 5 production during the October-December period may have left Apple with more inventory than expected. Still, it also said that "good not great" demand is likely a factor behind order cuts.
"It is unlikely that Apple is cutting orders in a 'great' demand
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veremos los resultados en 1 semana. si no son malos no veo por que no pueda meter un 10% a partir de estos precios
si son malos y el mkt dejara de tirar.....buscara cerrar el gap que comentaban en 430
si son malos y el mkt dejara de tirar.....buscara cerrar el gap que comentaban en 430
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bullbear escribió:Iphone 5 es la misma merda que el 4
Ahora quieren sacar un Iphone Popular
El mercado pide a gritos que vuelva ESTEBAN !!!!
Ya se esta probando el ip6, apple en smartphone y tablet es vanguardia, por el simple hecho de haberlos inventado, despues samsung puede copiar y hacer un smartphone con mejor una funcion, pero el smartphone es invento de apple. Se esta disenando un nuevo ip, nomas popular sino adecuado pa los chinos.
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Iphone 5 es la misma merda que el 4
Ahora quieren sacar un Iphone Popular
El mercado pide a gritos que vuelva ESTEBAN !!!!
Ahora quieren sacar un Iphone Popular
El mercado pide a gritos que vuelva ESTEBAN !!!!
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AAPL si va a agregarle numeros a los inventos existentes esta lista
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