AAPL: Apple's Rally Is The Child Of A Deluded Wall Street

Apple's Rally Is The Child Of A Deluded Wall Street
by Juggler

Apple (AAPL) has quietly recouped $70 from its April 19th lows, mainly on the wake of its major announcements, which include the biggest stock-buyback authorization in history. But is this move sustainable? Is the company really in better shape now than before the earnings announcement? In this article I'm going to analyze how much the announced buyback can influence the stock, take a look at the technicals and try to assess where the share can go from these levels. read more »

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AAPL: T-Mobile USA (TMUS +0.2%) has sold 500K...

10:31 AM T-Mobile USA (TMUS +0.2%) has sold 500K iPhones (AAPL +1.1%) since it began sales on April 12.  That's a solid start for the low-end carrier, whose decision to sell the iPhone unsubsidized (with installment plans) could have big industry implications if it goes well. The disclosure was provided in T-Mobile's Q1 report (exc. MetroPCS), which otherwise was ho-hum. 579K customers were added, and branded customers rose for the first time in 15 quarters. But another 199K postpaid subs were lost, service revenue fell 9.9% Y/Y, and adjusted EBITDA fell 7.5% Y/Y to $1.2B. Branded prepaid ARPU +11% to $28.25, but branded postpaid ARPU -6% to $54.07. Read comments

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