Dave Van Knapp sent in a follow-up to his thoughts on Apple posted last Monday: As you read the many interesting comments people have made about AAPL, you realize they are all projections and conjecture about what might happen, some of them contradictory to others. The only thing we know for sure is that the […]
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Apple Is Not AAPL
The recent iPhone discussion here has made it clear that it’s possible to love Apple the company and have doubts about AAPL the stock’s current valuation. I put myself in that camp, as I adore Apple’s products and look forward to switching my office from PCs to Macs on my next upgrade cycle now that […]
iPhone Disappointment and The View From Research In Motion’s Chairman
The battle over prospects for AAPL stock continues, raging now on two fronts: (A) whether Macs are better than PCs and have a shot at gaining market share now that the internet handles so many computing tasks and, (B) whether the iPhone can live up to sales forecasts. Dennis Page of Beverly Hills, Michigan thinks […]
Will Macs Gain Market Share?
This site’s debate about the iPhone has grown to include views on whether now is a good time for the whole Apple company, not just regarding prospects for the new phone, and whether the world will prefer Macs to PCs one day. Charles Jarrell wrote: The problem is, the business world is addicted to Microsoft. […]
Will The iPhone Boost All Things Apple?
I’m clearly in the minority when it comes to doubting the initial success of the iPhone, as I wrote last Thursday. The rebuttals keep pouring in. Yash Patodia in Seattle wrote: “In your articles about the iPhone and AAPL, you did not talk about the effect that this extravagant, mostly viral, marketing campaign has had […]
