Apple - unaufhaltsamer Aufstieg - wie lange noch? (Seite 1024)

[IngChris]

Wieder mal im Gleichklang mit dem Umfeld .....

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=AAPL+Interactive#{"showAr…



Noch immmer nix von Carl ....
https://twitter.com/carl_c_icahn

[money84penny85]

Vielleicht halten sogar die 126 USD

[auriga]

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--An der Wall Street sieht es am Dienstag nach einem weiteren Handelstag mit roten Vorzeichen aus. Die Gewinnmitnahmen, die zu Wochenbeginn die Indizes nach unten gedrückt hatten, dürften sich fortsetzen, wobei insbesondere die weiterhin anziehenden Renditen am Anleihemarkt für Verunsicherung und zunehmende Verkaufsneigung am Aktienmarkt sorgen. Die Zehnjahresrendite der US-Treasurys hat inzwischen mit 2,35 Prozent den höchsten Stand seit rund einem halben Jahr erreicht. Im späten US-Handel am Vortag hatte diese noch bei 2,27 Prozent gelegen.
https://www.boerse-stuttgart.de/de/boersenportal/nachrichten…

[money84penny85]

Ich halt dagegen. Die 125 halten

[Riesbroker]

Tippe mal auf einen Schlusskurs von 124,20 Dollar eventuell sogar knapp unter 124 Dollar.

[auriga]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.758.828 von auriga am 11.05.15 23:59:51

Apple Inc. Watch Is A Must-Have In The Long Run: UBS
AAPL By: Martin Blanc
Published: May 11, 2015 at 4:35 pm EST
UBS analysts believe that the Apple Watch isn’t half bad, and it might become a must-have device in long run as Internet of Things (IoT) flourishes

The highly-anticipated Apple Watch was released on April 24, with pre-orders and appointments (for try-ons) starting two weeks before. Given Apple Inc.’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) ecosystem, most would think that the Watch would be an outright success, but there have also been some negative reviews since the introduction of the smartwatch.

Despite mixed reviews, at least one analyst thinks that it is quite early to judge the Apple Watch and given time, the device can turn out to be success owing to the new developments in technology such as the advent of Internet of Things.

UBS analyst Steven Milunovich is out with a bullish take on Apple. In a note addressed to investors today, the analyst weighed in on the Apple Watch and stated while the device does not offer a “killer” app, it certainly saves time in usage compared to the iPhone and Apple’s other products.

Mr. Milunovich said that his team concluded from their use of the Watch that the blogger reviews about the wearable were correct. According to the analyst, blogger reviews appreciated the Watch’s design and bands but raised concerns that apps can be slow to load while some might even overkill the small screen. He goes on to say that the wearable should firstly be treated as a watch and remarks further: “Not having worn one for the last six years, we appreciate having time and temperature readily available. Glances are great as well to see texts without fishing for the phone in the pocket—what are the driving rules for the Watch? Apple Pay is fun though sometimes awkward to position. And receiving calls is Dick Tracy cool.”

Furthermore, Mr. Milunovich writes that Apple Watch’s prime advantage is that of convenience. While it is not a must-have device like the iPhone, the Watch certainly is worth a buy since it updates the user in seconds in contrast to the iPhone that takes minutes, the iPad that takes an hour, and the Mac that takes several hours. However, the analyst also acknowledged that there the Watch might not be offering a killer app or a killer app that suits everyone.

In the long term, Mr. Milunovich is positive that the Watch will become a must-have device given the promotion of technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT) – a phenomenon that looks to connect millions of devices with sensors. By integrating the Watch with IoT, the device can effectively be used to control other devices such as electrical and household appliances.

On the other hand, Mr. Milunovich outlined some apprehensions with the demand for the Watch. He recalled that in a prior research note, his firm had lowered its FY16 Apple Watch units’ estimate from 40 million to 31 million, based on weak demand as shown by UBS’s Evidence Lab Watch Monitor. Back then, the analyst had also reduced his forecast from 10% to 7% of the expected iPhone 5/6 average installed base that is likely to buy the Watch in FY16.

Mr. Milunovich and his team received their Apple Watch on Friday. Based on this, the analyst said that the Watch supply has improved as his Apple Watch came earlier than expected. He also showed concern that the management’s decision to launch the wearable in other countries in late June might be due to a mediocre demand; however, according to the company, the delay was caused by supply shortages.
http://www.bidnessetc.com/42465-apple-inc-watch-is-a-musthav…

[auriga]

OK. Die Studie von Milunovich ist auch ziemlich aktuell. Das Kursziel von USD 150 wird bestätigt und weiter begründet gestern, MOntag. Ev. hast du auch das Android-I-Phone switchen gesehen von Hansi77..egal.

Monday 11 05 2015
UBS analyst Steven Milunovich is out with a bullish take on Apple. In a note addressed to investors today, the analyst weighed in on the Apple Watch and stated while the device does not offer a “killer” app, it certainly saves time in usage compared to the iPhone and Apple’s other products.
ZÜRICH - Die schweizerische Großbank UBS hat die Einstufung für Apple in einer ersten Reaktion auf die iWatch auf "Buy" mit einem Kursziel von 150 (Kurs: 127,62) US-Dollar belassen. Das neue Produkt des Technologieunternehmens sei "schön aber kein Muss", schrieb Analyst Steven Milunovich in einer Studie vom Montag. Das treffe seine Erwartung.

[money84penny85]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.763.604 von auriga am 12.05.15 14:29:54

sorry, ich glaub ich war auf der Falschen Seite und hab einen alten Beitrag von dir gelesen und darauf geantwortet (jedenfalls finde ich den Beitrag nicht mehr )

[auriga]

@money84penny85

Was meinst du damit?

Die news ist aber nicht aktuell? Donnerstag ist ja schon bisschen her oder worauf willst du verweisen?

[IngChris]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.762.620 von IngChris am 12.05.15 12:59:17

Die zwei Wochen sind ja um ...


.....von gestern ........
On April 28, 2015, the day after Apple announced its March quarter results, Icahn tweeted that “$AAPL is still undervalued and misunderstood. Expect to put out another in-depth report within two weeks”. Since Icahn has postulated that Apple was worth $216 back on February 11, 2015, which was up from his $203 estimate on October 9, 2014, I think Icahn’s new price target will be about $225
http://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckjones/2015/05/11/where-does…