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dopo l'ottima trimestrale ho letto da più di un analista che sarebbe lanciata verso i 250 ,
questa azienda mi è finita sulle balle in un modo enorme :D
mi ci voglio sputtanare un paio di bigliettoni verdi
cerco un punto di ingresso e la shorto :-o
probabilmente alla rottura della mm25 sul settimanale ,
che stasera transita a 192
mò lucido le canne e piglio la mira :rolleyes:
 
27 gennaio (Reuters) - L'AD di Apple (AAPL.O: ) Steve Jobs oggi ha presentato il tablet "iPad", cercando di definire una nuova categoria di dispositivo wireless che metterà insieme funzione video, giochi e ogni sorta di media.
Quello dell'iPad rappresenta il più importante lancio di un prodotto di Apple da quando tre anni fa fu presentato l'iPhone.
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L'iPad è touchscreen con un display da 9,7 pollici, è sottile - solo mezzo pollice - e pesa meno di 700 grammi. Ha una memoria di 16-64 gb, e una batteria con dieci ore di autonomia.
Può girare con film, libri, giochi, e con una quantità di applicazioni media.
L'iPad costerà 499 dollari per il modello da 16 gb, 699 per quello da 64gb. Ogni modello costerà 130 dollari in più per la funzione 3G wireless.
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PUNTO 1 - Apple presenta il tablet iPad, costerà 499 dollari | Reuters
 
January 28, 2010, 03:47 AM EST



By C. Guglielmo
Jan. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc.’s iPad tablet may take a year to turn into a “breakout” product with mass-market appeal as consumers wait for the price to drop below $499 and for more publishers to get on board, Piper Jaffray & Co. said.
“It needs to be $300 to $400,” said Gene Munster, an analyst with Piper Jaffray in Minneapolis. “It’s an amazing device, but investors should have measured enthusiasm about how long it takes for something like this to gain traction.”
Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs introduced the iPad yesterday, pitching it as a “magical” new category of mobile devices between Apple’s MacBook laptop and the iPhone. The iPad, with a 9.7-inch (25-centimeter) color touch screen, lets users play music, videos and games, check e-mail and surf the Web.
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Apple?s IPad May Take Year to Be Breakout Product, Munster Says - BusinessWeek
 
January 28, 2010 at 12:37 PM

Following the introduction of Apple’s long awaited iPad tablet device, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch has upped its Apple stock (AAPL) price target to $250.
The company also raised 2010 and 2011 Earnings Per Share estimates to $12.20 and $13.44, respectively while reiterating its “Buy” rating.
Goldman Sachs has boosted its estimates on Apple through 2011 and believes that 6 million iPad units could be sold this year. Goldman Sachs maintained its “Neutral” rating and set a new $240 price target.
Barclays Capital has increased its price target on Apple to $285. The firm’s analysts believe that the iPad has met expectations and that the pricing is much more attractive than analysts predicted. They believe the iPad adds at least $1.00 in EPS and more than $20 in value to Apple’s shares.
The company estimates that Apple will sell 2.9 million iPads in FY2010 and 7.3 million in FY2011 and reiterated its “Overweight” rating.

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dopo l'ottima trimestrale ho letto da più di un analista che sarebbe lanciata verso i 250 ,
questa azienda mi è finita sulle balle in un modo enorme :D
mi ci voglio sputtanare un paio di bigliettoni verdi
cerco un punto di ingresso e la shorto :-o
probabilmente alla rottura della mm25 sul settimanale ,
che stasera transita a 192
mò lucido le canne e piglio la mira :rolleyes:


bhè direi che ci siamo
fatto picco e ritestato , poi discesa
ora rimbalzo e la prossima discesa dovrebbe essere quella buona
la mm25 sempre sul settimananle ora passa a 195
se la fora con decisione possibile approdo a 180 / 176
avrei anche stocastico e macd che mi danno ragione , ma sono bastardi e traditori ci mettono un attimo a cambiare bandiera
bhè sul settimanale magari impiegano più di un attimo :rolleyes:


Ali se ti rompo i maroni che la vedo negativa dillo e non rompo più
scrivo qui perchè se posso non apro una nuova discussione
 
si sta per rimangiare il segnale di sell sul settimanale
come il Nasdaq del resto

mai forata la mm25 in chiusura e possibile appoggio per rilancio

la possibilità di short si allontanta per ora
però mi resta sulle balle lo stesso e attendo tempi migliori :D
 
March 9, 2010 11:24 AM EST
Broadpoint.AmTech analyst Brian Marshall lifted his price target today on Apple (Nasdaq:AAPL) from $264 to $280, citing the attractive revenue steam from the coming iPad. The firm reiterated their Buy rating.

He estimates iPad-related recurring revenue from content purchases will approach ~30% of total iPad hardware revenue in CY11.
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The firm is raising their CY10 iPad unit estimates from 2.2 million units to 4.0 million units. They think this could go to 7 million if the device lives up to its potential.

The firm is raising their 2010 EPS estimates by 6% due to the iPad. The firm now sees 2010 EPS of $12.75, up from $12 and the consensus of $12.14. The firm now sees 2010 revenues of $57.913 billion, up form $55.738 billion.
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AAPL: Raising Target - Oppenheimer has a Outperform rating and increased its price target on the shares of Apple (AAPL) from $265 to $285. Believe the stock reaction will be positive but somewhat muted. The first reason is that F2Q10 EPS upside will probably be kept in check by FX headwinds-a factor largely overlooked by the Street. The other mitigating factor could be Apple`s hyperconservative guidance, which is likely to exclude the potential impact of the next iPhone release.

AAPL: Raising Target - JAGNote by Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. - BusinessWeek
 
April 21, 2010, 11:17 AM ET

After Apple (AAPL) posted unbelievably good results for its fiscal second quarter ended March, almost all of analysts who track the company have raised their price targets and ratcheted up their earnings expectations. Not only did the company report blowout March quarter revenues and profits, but there is a sense that June could be even better, as the iPad continues to jump off the shelves, and investors snap up newly revised MacBook Pro laptops. ...
... the general consensus is that the iPhone was the big driver in the quarter, all aspects of the company seem to beat expectations.
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Here’s a quick rundown on the Street’s revised targets for the stock:
  • Clyde Montevirgen, Standard & Poor’s: Buy rating; new target $295, up from $270.
  • Samuel Wilson, JMP Securities: Market Outperform rating; target to $290, from $260.
  • Peter Misek, Canaccord Adams: Buy rating; target to $325, from $300.
  • Robert Cihra, Caris & Co.: Buy rating; target to $310, from $300.
  • Tavis McCourt, Morgan Keegan: Outperform rating; target now $325.
  • Keith Bachman, BMO Capital: Outperform rating, target now $290, up from $265.
  • Doug Reid, Thomas Weisel Partners: Overweight rating; target to $320, from $300.
  • Andy Hargreaves, Pacific Crest: Outperform; target to $330, from $300.
  • Jeffrey Fidicaro, Susquehanna: Positive rating; target to $300, from $275.
  • Shaw Wu, Kaufman Bros.: Buy rating; target to $315, from $305.
  • Scott Craig, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch: Repeats Buy rating; target to $300 from $260.
  • Mike Abramsky, RBC Capital: Outperform rating; target to $350, from $275.
  • Gene Munster, Piper Jaffray: Overweight rating; target to $323, from $299.
  • Toni Sacconaghi, Bernstein Research: Overweight rating; target to $300, from $275.
  • Yair Reiner, Oppenheimer: Outperform rating; target to $320, from $285.
  • Mark Moskowitz, J.P. Morgan: Overweight rating; target to $316m, from $305.
  • Richard Gardner, Citigroup: Buy rating; target to $320, from $300.
  • Phil Cusick, Macquarie: Outperform rating; target to $325, from $250.
  • Bill Shope: Credit Suisse: Outperform rating; target to $315, from $300.
  • Ben Reitzes, Barclays Capital: Overweight rating; target to $315, from $300.
  • Katy Huberty, Morgan Stanley: Overweight rating; target to $275, from $250.
  • Chris Whitmore, Deutsche Bank: Buy rating; target to $350 from $325.
Apple: Everyone On Earth Raises Targets; Zeroing In On $300 - Tech Trader Daily - Barrons.com)

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