Today marks Apple's ([[AAPL]] -1.5%) first real earnings test since Steve Jobs' passing, but expectations are high for profit and sales (also) - too high for BGC's Colin Gillis, who asks “what if smashing records still doesn’t meet expectations?” Pointing to areas of concern - including cheaper tablets and competition from Samsung - he says shares may sell the news if results fail to produce the expected upside.
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Today marks Apple's (AAPL -1.5%) first real earnings test since Steve Jobs' passing, but expectations are high for profit and sales (also) - too high for BGC's Colin Gillis, who asks “what if smashing records still doesn’t meet expectations?” Pointing to areas of concern - including cheaper tablets and competition from Samsung - he says shares may sell the news if results fail to produce the expected upside.
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