"We overestimated the potential negative reaction on the quarter and in hindsight should have moderated our near-term posture rather than downgrading," the analyst conceded in a note to clients. "While Apple shares will likely remain volatile and may offer a better entry point, we need to align our rating with our longer term view on fundamentals."
Although Wu maintains that "a potential product vacuum and draw-down in inventory" are likely during the current quarter, he now believes investors are routinely aware of those circumstances and have since looked past them in anticipation of new product launches during the second half of the calendar year.
Among those product launches, the analyst said, is 3G iPhone transition in the June/July timeframe, and a complete overhaul of the company's mainstream notebook offerings during the September quarter.
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