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Technology Stocks : Apple Tankwatch
AAPL 260.21+0.3%3:59 PM EST

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To: rnsmth who wrote (4000)4/23/2011 11:23:02 AM
From: sylvester80  Read Replies (2) of 32692
 
Android phones outsell iPhones by 2:1 IT'S A FACT!!! And the iPhone is now more than 50% of Apple sales. Yet Android outsells it by a 2:1 margin. So just Android phones are more than ALL of Apple (as 2:1 means 50%x2=100%)

BTW, iPhone inventory increased by 50% this last quarter, up by 1.7 million (from 3.5 million) this last quarter to now 5.2 million. The number for Android activations are true end user ACTIVATED numbers unlike the Apple junk numbers. Apple is flooding the channel with unsold units and they are counting them as sold while their inventory continues to rise....

From the recent Apple CC: "We ended the quarter with about 5.2 million iPhones in channel inventory, a sequential increase of about 1.7 million to support new carrier launches and existing channel partners. This placed us within our target range of 4 to 6 weeks of iPhone channel inventory."

At 4-6 weeks of iPhone inventory of 5.2 million that means that Apple is selling 5.2mil/5 weeks (mid point between 4-6) = 1.040 mil per week. For a full quarter that amounts to 1.040 x 12.86 weeks = 13.374 mil phones....

...all while Google is activating 32-36 million phones per quarter... LMAO... it's not even close dude... and these are Apple's own numbers... DO THE MATH...
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