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1) Can This Apple Keep The Post Earnings Doctors Away? + Vic Wisemann’s Thoughts on: INTC, AAPL, QCOM
Vic Wisemann
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Stocks tend to be the most volatile around earnings season, when a good or bad report can make or break it. However, a good or even great earnings report doesn't necessarily translate into a huge pop for a stock.
Intel (INTC) is a great example, as the chip giant recently crushed EPS estimates, beat on the top line, recorded record gross margins, and offered strong guidance, yet the stock still fell. Conversely, a seemingly poor earnings report doesn't necessarily mean a stock will plunge, or even go down for that matter.
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Sometimes there is another, more pressing event on the horizon taking the focus off of earnings. This was the case back in January when Apple (AAPL) reported its first quarter 2010 results.
Analysts were not sure how a change in accounting rules would affect revenues and thus earnings for the quarter. The change meant the company could stop recognizing revenue for its iPhone sales over a two-year period (the length of a standard wireless contract), and, instead recognize it as soon as a phone was sold. |
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This Week: Are There Some Great Trades Hiding In The Post-Earnings Season Stock Market? Strategies, Tactics, Insights, And Trade Ideas…
- Why is Apple (AAPL) a great post-earnings report stock to play right now and how could investors rake in up to 42% annualized returns?
- Is Palm (PALM) the best post-earnings season stock to bet against?
- What stock has shot up since its recent earnings report and what strategy can investors use to play this stock for a potential annualized return of over 16% with 12% downside protection and a 2.4% dividend yield?
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