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Apple reportedly secures NAND flash supply for new iPhone 3G S

 

 

 

DigiTimes reports Apple has sourced sufficient NAND flash chips to avoid interrupting shipments of its new iPhone 3G S, according to industry sources.

The just-announced iPhone is expected to positively affect the NAND flash market, which has undergone slow demand.

Apple has secured NAND flash supply from an unspecified US vendor as well as Samsung Electronics and Toshiba for the third quarter, indicated the sources.

The US chip supplier may see 50-70% of its total NAND chip capacity during the upcoming quarter occupied by orders placed by Apple, the sources estimated.

Apple's new iPhone will hit shelves in the coming weeks with a suggested US$199 price tag for the 16GB version and US$299 for the 32GB one.  

 

Prepare yourself for the "New Economy"


 
Posted: 6/10/2009 7:41:39 AM by StockMarketFunding | with 0 comments


Barclays lowers their S&P 500 forecast to 760

 

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Barclays says their new base case is for the S&P 500 to fall to their original stress case scenario of 640. Firm say their new best case scenario is that it holds near current levels, and new worst case is that it falls to 585, an outcome consistent with -1 standard deviations below valuation norms.

The firm says they assigned equal weightings to the various outcomes, given their lack of conviction that the conditions are in place for the bear market to end in the near term, while acknowledging that the market has overshot their base case.

The probability weighted average of these three scenarios gives a new year-end price target of 760. Firm says their initial price target of 875 was probably too high.


 

Prepare yourself for the "New Economy"


 
Posted: 3/9/2009 12:27:20 PM by StockMarketFunding | with 0 comments


Stock Market Technical Analysis - Market Internals 12-23-08

The NASDAQ is down 0.57% to 1524, the S&P is down 0.54% to 867, & the Dow is down 0.49% to 8478. Leading sectors include: Health Care Facilities +4.62%, Aluminum +3.69%, Specialized Consumer Services +2.81%, Internet Retailers +2.31%, & Hotels +2.0%. Lagging sectors include: Automobile Manufacturers -15.73%, Tires & Rubber -5.01%, Consumer Electronics -4.37%, Oil & Gas Drillers -4.22%, & Building Products -3.83%. The morning's action has come on below average volume (NYSE 376 mln vs midday avg of 539 mln; NASDAQ 569 mln vs midday avg of 904 mln), with decliners outpacing advancers (NYSE advancers/decliners 1208/1748, NASDAQ advancers/decliners 1107/1642), and with new lows outpacing new highs (NYSE new highs/new lows 5/39, NASDAQ new highs/new lows 8/73).





Posted: 12/23/2008 12:53:29 PM by StockMarketFunding | with 0 comments


Stock Market Internals 12-10-2008

The NASDAQ is up 1.61% to 1572, the S&P is up 1.26% to 900, & the Dow is up 1.23% to 8798. Leading sectors include: Coal & Consumable Fuels +14.18%, Industrial REITs +12.26%, Diversified Metals & Mining +10.48%, Gold +10.24%, Oil & Gas Exploration +8.49%. Lagging Sectors include: Home Entertainment Software -15.13%, Photography Products -9.08%, Health Care Facilities -8.00%, Footwear -5.12%, Consumer Finance -4.98%. The morning's action has come on below average volume (NYSE 510 mln vs midday avg of 557 mln; NASDAQ 890 mln vs midday avg of 951 mln), with advancers outpacing decliners (NYSE advancers/decliners 1529/1387, NASDAQ advancers/decliners 1563/1143), and with new lows outpacing new highs (NYSE new highs/new lows 6/35, NASDAQ new highs/new lows 3/42).


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Posted: 12/10/2008 1:27:20 PM by StockMarketFunding | with 0 comments


MKTIN Market Internals 10-28-08

The Dow increased +10.9% closing at 9065, the Nasdaq was up 9.5% to finish at 1649, and the S&P was up 10.8% to finish at 941. Leading sectors Real Estate Services +26.3%, Retail REITS +26.3%, Office REITS +23.9%, Cable and Satellite +23.5%, Gold +22.9%. Lagging sectors included: Security and Alarm Service -na%, Real EstateOpCo -na%, Real Estate Developers -na%, Diversified RE Activity -na%, Mortgage REITS na%. Today's movement came from higher than avg. volume (NYSE 1662, vs. closing avg of 1434; Nasdaq 2854, vs. 2396), with advancers outpacing decliners (NYSE 2504/628; Nasdaq 1979/886), and with NYSE new highs outpacing new lows and Nasdaq new lows outpacing new highs (NYSE 4/686, Nasdaq 1/622).

Posted: 10/28/2008 6:49:16 PM by Global Administrator | with 0 comments


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