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Once again, Apple topped analysts' expectations as it disclosed its second fiscal quarter financial results after the markets closed on Wednesday. In a bid to push more analysts to review the way they calculate its earnings, Apple posted non-GAAP figures in addition to the normal GAAP figures. While overall sales were down from the company's first first quarter -- as expected, since Apple traditionally does best during the holiday season -- Q2 was, revenue-wise, the best non-holiday quarter in the company's history.
Why does anyone quote him? He's almost never right, and puts spin on whatever he says.
He dislikes Apple for some reason, so that even when he is saying something good, he smacks it.
He forgets that Microsoft is also known for giving very conservative numbers so that they will consistently beat them. It didn't work this time, as they did so poorly for the first time with dropping sales and profits.
He could have mentioned them, but they've been a customer of his so he wouldn't.
At least when quoting someone, quote someone who is reputable.
He dislikes Apple for some reason, so that even when he is saying something good, he smacks it.
He forgets that Microsoft is also known for giving very conservative numbers so that they will consistently beat them. It didn't work this time, as they did so poorly for the first time with dropping sales and profits.
He could have mentioned them, but they've been a customer of his so he wouldn't.
At least when quoting someone, quote someone who is reputable.
