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In the last article on the P/E ratio vs. Growth for some of the largest companies, the question of PEG came up. PEG is the P/E over Growth and it’s a good way to index valuation relative to growth. Usually Growth is…
Yep, Amazon Launching Their Own App Store For Android Too. No surprises here. Amazon, a retailer, is building a retail experience for apps. They are taking Android and throwing away Google’s app store and a few other…
WebOS: HP, and HP Only. With the launch of RIM’s tablet computer based on QNX and HP’s confirmation that WebOS will not be licensed, we have avoiding Android. These are the companies which today are profitable and enjoy…
“You could buy your way in, if you are Microsoft,” he said. “This is a market where a deep balance sheet will help Microsoft determine where they want to go.” He notes a good marketing campaign can do wonders for…
ZDNet reports Sony Ericsson are abandoning Symbian for Android, and Samsung headed down the Android and Bada road a while back. There are precious few device manufacturers remaining as foundation members, e.g. ZTE, Sharp…
I’m willing to bet that Google pays between $5 to $10 per iPhone for the privilege of default search. I think that’s where Schmidt got the figure for what Android is worth. It also makes sense given the rumor that…
“I am sure there are things we could have done better and innovations we missed,” Ms. Suominen added. “But that happens to all companies. We have been very successful with some other innovations.” She cited Nokia’s large…
In the last article I described growth vs. P/E and price change for the largest “ultra-large cap” companies, of which Apple features prominent. In this article I take the same analysis to the top ten largest technology…
Apple’s stock price has been rising. Although it’s still priced at a P/E of 22 while facing near term EPS growth well above 50%, this is belated recognition of the potential of the iPad and the iPhone. However, as it has…
TenYears.jpg. credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/x1brett/ The one on the right also includes a battery and cellular radios. Some still argue that the PC will never be replaced.