Gene Munster, Will ThompsonApple Special Event: Round Two of ASP GainsApple’s Special Event today went largely as expected. That said, the announcements made were still incrementally positive to the story. Here are our takeaways: We estimate that the products announced today account for about 8% of Apple’s total revenue in FY18…Read more Apple
Gene Munster, Will ThompsonApple Preview: Validation of Apple as a ServiceWe believe an upcoming paradigm shift in investing in Apple will move shares meaningfully higher over the next two years. Apple reports Sep-18 results on Thursday, November 1st. This quarter’s numbers could serve as validation for 3 of the 4 pillars of this…Read more Apple
Gene Munster, Will ThompsonGoogle Results: The Evolution of SearchGoogle shares dropped ~4% in after-hours trading. The company missed revenues by 1% and earnings were in line with expectations. This compares to the Jun-18 quarter when the company beat revenue estimates by 2% and reported earnings in line with…Read more Artificial Intelligence, Google
Gene Munster, Will ThompsonTesla Results Could Mark Turning Point in StoryTesla reported its Sept-18 quarter results. Making electric vehicles profitably and funding the company’s growth through operations is a big deal, and the stock is reacting accordingly, with shares up ~10% after hours. Our key takeaways: Profitability is improving at…Read more Autonomous Vehicles, Tesla
Avery BedowsConsumer Neurotech: Volume VOther Neurotech: The Odd Ones Out In Volume I of this series on Consumer Neurotech, we established a framework for thinking about Consumer Neurotechnologies and their value propositions. In Volume II, we discussed neurotechnologies that have the value proposition of Control (or,…Read more Neurotech
Gene Munster, Pat BocchicchioIs VR Dead or Just Getting Started?In September, Facebook hosted its 5th annual Oculus Connect conference (OC5), showcasing the latest innovations in virtual reality (VR). Interest in the event and VR more broadly has stalled, but we remain optimistic that over the next five years there…Read more Meta, Virtual Reality
Avery BedowsConsumer Neurotech: Volume IVNeurotech for Brain Modulation In Volume I of this series on Consumer Neurotech, we established a framework for thinking about Consumer Neurotechnologies and their value propositions. In Volume II, we discussed neurotechnologies that have the value proposition of Control (or, using our…Read more Neurotech
Avery BedowsConsumer Neurotech: Volume IIINeurotech for Feedback In Volume I of this series on Consumer Neurotech, we established a framework for thinking about Consumer Neurotechnologies and their value propositions. In Volume II, we discussed neurotechnologies that have the value proposition of Control (or, using our taxonomy…Read more Neurotech
Gene Munster, Doug ClintonElon Musk: When Strengths in Excess Become WeaknessesElon Musk’s desire to win every battle may cost him the war. Last week, in an attempt to achieve some mental “victory” against the SEC after settling charges related to his go-private tweet earlier this year, Musk needled the agency…Read more Autonomous Vehicles, Investment Philosophy, Tesla
Andrew MurphyFeedback Loup: iOS Shortcuts a Push Toward CustomizationIf you haven’t downloaded Apple’s new Shortcuts app, you should. Apple has long been criticized for software that limits the power of the user to tweak and customize. Before there was an App Store, or even customizable wallpaper, the iPhone…Read more Apple, Artificial Intelligence
