Apple’s fiscal fourth quarter will end Tuesday, Sept. 30. And when it does, it will have been a five-million iPhone quarter. This according to Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster, who, in a research note to clients, said the iPhone will account for a “meaningful percentage” of Apple’s booked revenue for the first time ever this quarter.
Maybe in a year or two — when the current economic woes start to fall behind us — the price of Apple shares will actually reflect this remarkable achievement.
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Apple’s fiscal fourth quarter will end Tuesday, Sept. 30. And when it does, it will have been a five-million iPhone quarter. This according to Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster, who, in a research note to clients, said the iPhone will account for a “meaningful percentage” of Apple’s booked revenue for the first time ever this quarter.
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Maybe in a year or two — when the current economic woes start to fall behind us — the price of Apple shares will actually reflect this remarkable achievement.
Posted by Murphy Mac at September 22nd, 2008 at 12:16 pm