Garmin GPS Market
Garmin’s shares have been plummeting steadily ever since the last quartely report. IMO, I think it is merely an overreaction from the bad earnings and future guidance of the previous quarter. Garmin is a great company because of the superior management and healthy balance sheet. It is also very innovative with many of its products [...]
Tagged as: competition, Earnings, garmin, gps, innovative, management, margins, market, overreaction, sales"Dying" Tech Companies
Here are some companies that I thought are just “hanging over” in the tech industry:
AMD – Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
As I said earlier, AMD had lost ground and can no longer remain competitive with Intel. AMD has ambitious goals, but it doesn’t have deep pockets like Intel for research and development. Last week, it had [...]
Apple VS Research In Motion: Cellphone War
The heat is on! Research in Motion just announced its new Blackberry Bold to compete with Apple’s new 3G iPhone. IMO, Apple and RIM are really good companies to invest in because they are innovative and always stay on the edge of the latest technology. Having competition is good and healthy because it allows companies [...]
Tagged as: 3g, apple, blackberry bold, cellphones, competition, innovative, iphone, rimGo SHORT!
AMD – Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
It seems that AMD had lost ground and can no longer remain competitive with Intel. In the beginning of 2008, AMD was trying to turn around, but failed. Also, AMD just announced that it will cut its total workforce by 10% and its revenue will also decline by 15% from last quarter. They are getting [...]
Apple Primes the iPhone for Enterprise
On Thursday, Apple went up about 6% because the company expects that it will sell more than 10 million iPhones by the end of 2008. Apple also said that the iPhones not only target the everyday customer, but also enterprises for people on-the-go.
IMO, iPhone is a great innovative product. Even though it is used more for [...]