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Tuesday, February 12, 2013
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MSFT: Microsoft's Surface Conundrum: RT And PRO
Microsoft's Surface Conundrum: RT And PRO
by Benedict Tubuo (Beevest)
The release strategy of the Surface family of tablets suggested that Microsoft (MSFT) intended for it to be a harbinger not a panacea. Part of the announcement for the Surface tablets specifically said it was meant to be the "ultimate stage for Windows". The launch strategy was so convoluted that you wondered if Microsoft was actually trying to sell the darn thing. It reeked of reluctance especially of the fear of pissing off partner OEM's. It was even more burdened by the fact that Microsoft inserted complexity where others seek simplicity by creating RT and PRO versions. I don't have any insights to what Microsoft planned to define as success but I suspect that the RT's market performance was not it. It was backwards in that it tried to compete with existing tablets without necessarily adding value to the proposition. It failed because it did not fundamentally impact the tablet landscape in units sold or excitement. The Pro, however, seems to be starting where the RT ended. It seems to be tickling fantasies of what could be and that, to me, is success. Setting the stage for Windows meant that the Surface's mission would have been accomplished if it raised curiosity in the form of questions from individuals, corporations and OEM's. Questions like: read more »
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AAPL: Will Einhorn And The iWatch Boost Apple Shares?
Will Einhorn And The iWatch Boost Apple Shares?
by Paul Zimbardo
Apple (AAPL) has fallen nine percent in the past month and investors are scratching their heads. Apple started 2012 with significant appreciation but has been in a tailspin since hitting $705. Optimism surrounding the company has vanished and the media is now extremely critical of Apple. Now more than ever it is important to monitor developments for the company and its competitors. Below I will layout the reason why I continue to recommend Apple and, as a supplement, present complementary option strategies. read more »
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Monday, February 11, 2013
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FB: Facebook (FB) -1.7% AH after receiving a...
5:07 PM Facebook (FB) -1.7% AH after receiving a downgrade to Market Perform from Bernstein. The firm upgraded Facebook on Nov. 26 - shares are up 9% since then. (earlier) Read comments
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GOOG: Vringo V. Google: $350+ Million That Is Not Coming Back
Vringo V. Google: $350+ Million That Is Not Coming Back
by Adam Gill
Intellectual property company Vringo (VRNG) has prevailed in its patent infringement lawsuit against Google (GOOG), which is now in the post-trial motions stage. Vringo is now also suing Microsoft (MSFT) on the same patents, which relate to search engine technology. read more »
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