A supposedly falling demand for the iPhone 5 and thus weaker sales figures ensure a falling share price at Apple. Last Monday, January 14, 2012, the stock closed with $ 501.75. This represents a decrease of 18.55 US dollars compared to the previous week – or a decrease of 3.57 percent. Investors were apparently shocked by a current rumor and the stock was not as much in demand for a short time.
In part, the value dropped even below 500 US dollars. Investors' responses are reports from the Wall Street Journal, according to which Apple has halved orders for iPhone 5 displays and other components. Our colleagues from connect.de report in a separate message about the rumor to the iPhone 5.
The Wall Street Journal refers to several unspecified insiders who are familiar with the "situation". For the period from January to March, the volume of orders would therefore be around half. If this message proves to be true, it is a clear indicator of the sales of the new Apple smartphone.
While Samsung is setting up sales records with its Galaxy S3, Apple still holds back with official sales figures. Nasty tongues claim that Apple has crossed its zenith in the smartphone market. As early as December 2012, analysts came to the conclusion that the new iPhone would no longer sell as strongly as before. One of the reasons was the strong main competitor from South Korea - the Samsung Galaxy S3.
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