Apple Reports Fourth Quarter Results
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Apple Reports Fourth Quarter Results
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#3Not the first company to do it, though. Exxon did it in the 2000s when oil was up to $140, and I think Walmart did it, too.
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#4- Q4 wearables of $9.6B, beats est byu close to $1B
- Q4 Services Rev fo $19.2B short of Est by $800M
- Q4 iphone Rev of $42.6B meets Est
- Q4 ipad Rev of $7.2B, short of Est by $600M
- Q4 Rev of $90.2B beats Est by $2B, that also means its up 8ish% YoY
- Q4 Mac Revenue of $11.5B, beats by $2B, nice, forgot they make computers;)
- China Rev of $15.5B, this is interesting, AAPL clearly has alot of China exposure in a time when that can go away in an instant.
- declared a cash div of $0.23/share
Interesting:
- AAPL hiking prices on Apple One, up $2, Music up $1/month, TV up $2,
- they generated over $24B in cash
- they returned $29B to investors this quarter, wow, them and MSFT and cash flow machines, maybe the only two tech companies you want to hodl right now
- they have only spent $300M on acquisitions this year, that doesn't seem like alot.
Watch for:
- lots of currency exposure in this company, does the USD strength help or hurt them, or are they really good at hedging currency risk?
- AAPLE has $23B in cash, down 1/3 from this time last year. Mostly given back to investors. Probably nothing to worry about here:)
- $3 trillion in market cap has been lost in the past year among 7 of the biggest stocks. $GOOG $MSFT $META $AMZN $TSLA $NFLX $AAPL( from twitter)
- from bloomberg, Maestri said Apple will likely see 10 percentage points of currency impact in the first quarter.
That is alot, and a significant headwind. That could be an entire paypal worth of currency drag
Guidance provided by AAPL
- revenue growth will decrease going into Q1
- mac revenue to decline substantially
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#5Annual revenue of $394 billion, more than a billion a day. Not the first company to do it, though. Exxon did it in the 2000s when oil was up to $140, and I think Walmart did it, too.
Re: Apple Reports Fourth Quarter Results
#6Annual revenue of $394 billion, more than a billion a day. Not the first company to do it, though. Exxon did it in the 2000s when oil was up to $140, and I think Walmart did it, too.
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#7Numbers: - Q4 wearables of $9.6B, beats est byu close to $1B - Q4 Services Rev fo $19.2B short of Est by $800M - Q4 iphone Rev of $42.6B meets Est - Q4 ipad Rev of $7.2B, short of Est by $600M - Q4 Rev of $90.2B beats Est by $2B, that also means its up 8ish% YoY - Q4 Mac Revenue of $11.5B, beats by $2B, nice, forgot they make computers;) - China Rev of $15.5B, this is interesting, AAPL clearly has alot of China expos…
Quite a vindication of Tim Cook’s decade at the helm.
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#8Annual revenue of $394 billion, more than a billion a day. Not the first company to do it, though. Exxon did it in the 2000s when oil was up to $140, and I think Walmart did it, too.
2% of (nominal) US GDP! If Apple were a country, it would rank in the top 30.
That doesn't mean I approve of everything they do. That doesn't mean I can't or won't decry their putting thumbs on scales toward a certain type of bien-pensant ideology. That does mean that, overall, I am very, very glad that they are American instead of Russian, Chinese, or even British, French, or German.
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#9Well now I'm a bit less happy about them putting up the prices on services the other day.
Re: Apple Reports Fourth Quarter Results
#10Annual revenue of $394 billion, more than a billion a day. Not the first company to do it, though. Exxon did it in the 2000s when oil was up to $140, and I think Walmart did it, too.