Lunes 18/10/10 Reporta AAPL, produccion industrial

[Arnold]

Q pasa con AAPL???, ni en Ameritrade contestan, alguien sabe q es lo q esta pasando, no pueden congelar la negociacion y de 318.10 se vaya a 292 sin bajar gradualmente!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jonibol]

En Lima toma de ganancias hoy, casi todo bajó, desde mineras hasta diversas y agrarias. Estas correcciones son interesantes para entrar porque la tendencia alcista se mantiene.

[Arnold]

No es solo AAPL, revisa por ejemplo a IBM o HPQ, en general las tecnologicas que venian haciendolo bien en el after hours han perdido lo ganado.

Solo como curiosidad hoy fue un POMO day y si revisan friamente los graficos vean como los futuros del S&P antes de las compras de la FED a las 10 am estaban en 1171 luego se subio durante el dia hasta cerrar en 1182 a la espera de las noticias despues del cierre y luego de las noticias los futuros del S&P volvieron a caer hasta 1171. Esto es trading.

http://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/pomo/ ... rtype=orig

Bueno Mario, cuesta trabajo entender, sobre todo q son empresas 100% solidas y vienen con resultados excelentes, no son ABK, FRE, FNM o C q sabes q el sector esta mal aun.
MIra como google no deja de subir desde q reporto el jueves, no corrije, entonces q?, no hay seguridad para invertir ?????

[admin]

Arnold, esta tarde cuando me preguntaste te dije que ya habia vendido AAPL y C.

[Victor VE]

RELAPASA emitirá bonos hasta por US$ 100 000 000 con plazo a tres años. Mas deuda....

[admin]

No puedes comparar a Google, de esa empresa no se esperaba nada, sus resultados sorprendieron al mercado, fueron espectaculares y se lo tenian bien guardadito.

Apple es diferente, sus resultados son siempre espectaculares, solo tienes que mirar su grafica, ya los resultados estaban asimilidos por eso vendimos temprano.

Ahora hay que esperar un poquito y comprar de nuevo para tener mas ganancias.

Otra cosa que tienen que tener en cuenta es que tanto IBM como AAPL estan en sus precios historicos mas altos.

[admin]

Tanto IBM como AAPL deben recuperarse pronto.

[admin]

El Dow Jones subio 80.91 puntos a 11,143.69 puntos.

[admin]

Las ganancias de AAPl surgen 70% gracias al iPhone, las ventas del iPhone casi se duplicaron, vendieron tambien un numero record de computadoreas pero las ventas de los iPads estuvieron debajo de lo esperado.

(Ese fue el problema)

Las ganancias fueron de $4.31 billones o $4.64 por accion, en comparacion con $2.53 billones o $2.77 por accion el anio pasado.

(Espectaculares resultados!!)

Apple's Profit Surges 70% on iPhone

By IAN SHERR And JOHN KELL
Apple Inc.'s quarterly earnings soared 70% as iPhone sales nearly doubled and the company sold a record number of Macintosh computers, but sales of its iPad tablet were below expectations.

Apple Tumbles 6% After Hours
.For the quarter ended Sept. 25, Apple reported a profit of $4.31 billion, or $4.64 a share, up from $2.53 billion, or $2.77 a share, a year earlier. Revenue jumped 67% to $20.34 billion, with 43% coming from the U.S.

The company sold 14.1 million iPhone units, 91% more than a year ago. The fourth-generation iPhone became available June 24, just two days before the prior quarter ended.

Apple also reported it sold 4.2 million iPad devices in the quarter, which became available in early April. Analysts were expecting about 4.8 million iPads to be sold for the quarter. It sold 3.3 million iPads in the previous quarter.

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Apple sold 3.9 million Macintosh computers in the latest quarter, up 27% from a year earlier. Above, a shopper tests out at an Apple iMac in Orem, Utah, on Saturday.
.Chief Executive Steve Jobs said Apple's smartphone sales "handily" beat the 12.1 million sold by rival Research in Motion Ltd. in its most recent quarter and noted that Apple still has "a few surprises left for the remainder of this calendar year."

The Cupertino, Calif.-based consumer-electronics giant handily surpassed analyst estimates for revenue and profit. Still, its gross margin of nearly 37% missed the average analyst expectations of 38.1%, according to a survey by Thomson Reuters.

"I'm a little surprised on the margin front," Gleacher & Co. analyst Brian Marshall said, suggesting margins may have been affected by iPad manufacturing issues. Once Apple is able to tweak production, he added, it should produce a better margin. In the meantime, the touch-screen tablet computer will still see strong sales.

Shares of Apple, which reached a record high of $319 during the regular session Monday, dropped 5% in after-market trading, to $301.76.

Apple has defied the economic slowdown with its slick laptops and smartphones. The company will start selling its iPad through Verizon Wireless stores later this month, as it expands distribution of the product ahead of the holidays.

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Meanwhile, the company on Wednesday will unveil a new version of its computer operating software, as it moves to target corporate customers, a market that has historically eluded Apple.

Apple sold 3.9 million Macintosh computers in the latest quarter, up 27% from a year earlier. The company sold 9.1 million iPod media players, falling 11%. Sales have slowed for the iPod, although the unit has likely benefited from higher average selling prices, as more customers gravitate toward the iPod touch.

.Apple said it expects earnings of $4.80 per share for the December quarter on revenue of $23 billion. Analysts were expecting earnings of $5.03 per share on revenue of $22.35 billion, according to FactSet estimates.

[admin]

He comprado AAPL e IBM despues del cierre.

[admin]

Las ganancias de IBM suben 12%



IBM's Profit Climbs 12%
By JOHN KELL
International Business Machines Corp.'s third-quarter profit jumped 12% as the technology giant benefited from higher revenue and reported strong demand in growth markets.


The company also said it expects earnings this year to rise to "at least" $11.40 a share, its third increase to the projection. In July, it projected a minimum $11.25 a share. Wall Street seemed to expect an increase, most recently projecting an average $11.30, according to a Thomson Reuters poll of analysts.

Third-quarter results topped expectations, but IBM's shares fell 2.5% to $139.10 in after-hours trading after hitting an all-time high of $143.03 during the regular session. Before this month, the company's stock last broke the $139 threshold in 1999.

IBM has made good on its plans to get more aggressive about acquisitions, most recently acquiring privately held software provider PSS Systems. IBM has reported an increase in software and services revenue for four consecutive quarters as it benefits from heavy investments in emerging countries, as well as key growth areas, such as business analytics.

IBM said total revenue from the company's growth markets—which include Brazil, Russia, India and China—rose 16% in the third quarter and represented 21% of IBM's total.

On Monday, Big Blue reported earnings of $3.59 billion, or $2.82 a share, up from $3.21 billion, or $2.40 a share, a year earlier. Revenue increased 3% to $24.27 billion.

Analysts expected a profit of $2.75 on revenue of $24.13 billion.

Gross margin grew to 45.3% from 45.1%, led by improved margins in systems and technology and software.

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IBM's signed service contracts fell 7% to $11 billion, with 10 deals exceeding $100 million.

Revenue in the Americas, IBM's biggest market, climbed 3%, and rose 2% excluding currency fluctuations. Total sales in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region decreased 6%, but would have increased 1% excluding currency impacts, while total revenue improved 14% in Asia.

Last week, another tech bellwether, computer-chip maker Intel Corp., reported its third-quarter profit climbed 59% and revenue topped $11 billion for the first time as the company said it continues to see "healthy worldwide demand for computing products of all types."

[admin]

Las ganancias de IBM suben 12%



IBM's Profit Climbs 12%
By JOHN KELL
International Business Machines Corp.'s third-quarter profit jumped 12% as the technology giant benefited from higher revenue and reported strong demand in growth markets.


The company also said it expects earnings this year to rise to "at least" $11.40 a share, its third increase to the projection. In July, it projected a minimum $11.25 a share. Wall Street seemed to expect an increase, most recently projecting an average $11.30, according to a Thomson Reuters poll of analysts.

Third-quarter results topped expectations, but IBM's shares fell 2.5% to $139.10 in after-hours trading after hitting an all-time high of $143.03 during the regular session. Before this month, the company's stock last broke the $139 threshold in 1999.

IBM has made good on its plans to get more aggressive about acquisitions, most recently acquiring privately held software provider PSS Systems. IBM has reported an increase in software and services revenue for four consecutive quarters as it benefits from heavy investments in emerging countries, as well as key growth areas, such as business analytics.

IBM said total revenue from the company's growth markets—which include Brazil, Russia, India and China—rose 16% in the third quarter and represented 21% of IBM's total.

On Monday, Big Blue reported earnings of $3.59 billion, or $2.82 a share, up from $3.21 billion, or $2.40 a share, a year earlier. Revenue increased 3% to $24.27 billion.

Analysts expected a profit of $2.75 on revenue of $24.13 billion.

Gross margin grew to 45.3% from 45.1%, led by improved margins in systems and technology and software.

Now Reporting
Track the performances of 150 companies as they report and compare their results with analyst estimates. Sort by reporting date and industry.

IBM's signed service contracts fell 7% to $11 billion, with 10 deals exceeding $100 million.

Revenue in the Americas, IBM's biggest market, climbed 3%, and rose 2% excluding currency fluctuations. Total sales in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region decreased 6%, but would have increased 1% excluding currency impacts, while total revenue improved 14% in Asia.

Last week, another tech bellwether, computer-chip maker Intel Corp., reported its third-quarter profit climbed 59% and revenue topped $11 billion for the first time as the company said it continues to see "healthy worldwide demand for computing products of all types."

[admin]

Muy buenos resultados tanto de AAPL como de IBM.

[admin]

AAPL -5.74% despues del cierre.

IBM -3.52%

[admin]

Los que tengan preguntas generales, ponganlas en el foro, con mucho gusto les contesto.

Los que tengan preguntas especificas, tengo la asesoria de trading semanal disponible, el costo es $60 a la semana y les digo que comprar y que vender todos los dias via e-mail.

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Aguila