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QCOM, AAPL, OLED - Coincidence on new iphone plans?TELECOM Sector Qualcomm snapdragon chips tend to go into cell phones #QCOM Apple introducing new iphone as release X a fake release to 5G #AAPL OLED displays are the best in the market #OLED STM chips for ASIC might be made by someone else #whoknows AXTI 3D sensors might have competition ?? #whoknows (not PM) Yes, I left out AMD, which might be making the GPU, who knows ?? #toolate-shipsailing Am I more interested in Softbank comment on new Japanese Telecom Carrier IP and needing big investments from banks. Bought OLED in August. QCOM in Sept. Sold AXTI for now...3D sensor users needed. STM well holding on for no good reason. These are all prognostications and viewers come to own sense of reality, investing, and humor. Samsung / 5G-Apple here's a new product idea: I'd love to see a whole house smart phone system. Every phone has WIFI, display, GPU, etc. for under $1K or abouts.
NASDAQ:QCOMLong
by Pokethebear
QUALCOMM (QCOM) earnings preview: tepid revenue projectionsAnalysts expect Qualcomm’s licensing business to show a solid growth, because of increased 3G and 4G device adoption. However, recent government investigations into the business model and the Apple lawsuit against Qualcomm’s business practices have increased the possibility of negative effects on royalty revenue. Qualcomm may be able to withstand these inquiries and maintain adequate royalty rates. Qualcomm is a steward of the digital communication technology known as CDMA, which is commonly referred to as a third-generation, or 3G, wireless communications standard. 3G allows devices to send/receive voice signals and wireless data, and has played a major role in the proliferation of mobile devices. Qualcomm’s treasure trove of patents (with a monopoly in 3G and a significant portion of 4G) allows the firm to charge device-makers a royalty fee as a percentage of the price of each 3G and 4G device sold (as most 4G phones are backward-compatible with 3G). www.finstead.com
NASDAQ:QCOM
by GmmaTech