December 15, 2008, 3:36 pm
Apple: S&P Upgrades To Strong Buy On Valuation
Standard & Poorâs analyst Tom Smith today raised his rating on Apple (AAPL) to Strong Buy from Buy on a valuation basis, but cut his price target to $127, from $137 and trimmed estimates.
Smith cut his estimates today to reflect weaker technology spending trends: for the September 2009 fiscal year, he goes to $5.50, from $5.70, and for FY 2010 he goes to $6.75, from $7.30. But he asserts that âwhile most peers also face weak demand, we believe AAPL has better potential for market-share gains in PCs and smart phones.â He also notes that the company has over $24 billion in cash and investments and zero debt.
http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/?s=aapl&x=10&y=6
Apple: S&P Upgrades To Strong Buy On Valuation
Standard & Poorâs analyst Tom Smith today raised his rating on Apple (AAPL) to Strong Buy from Buy on a valuation basis, but cut his price target to $127, from $137 and trimmed estimates.
Smith cut his estimates today to reflect weaker technology spending trends: for the September 2009 fiscal year, he goes to $5.50, from $5.70, and for FY 2010 he goes to $6.75, from $7.30. But he asserts that âwhile most peers also face weak demand, we believe AAPL has better potential for market-share gains in PCs and smart phones.â He also notes that the company has over $24 billion in cash and investments and zero debt.
http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/?s=aapl&x=10&y=6
