Lastest Stories by Philip Elmer-DeWitt

“I’ve been looking for the young landscape architect who is the next Olmsted.”
With Apple at $160, nobody's laughing now at New Street's Pierre Ferragu.
"AAPL is the least expensive way to participate in several inexorable long-term economic trends."
Google's Home is still the brainiest, understanding all 800 questions and answering nearly 88% correctly.
Apple isn't going to catch a break in this market.
Even as he slashes his price target, analyst Tim O'Shea sees Apple building "a massive, high margin, high multiple Services business."
For the second time in six months, a New York Times front-page investigative report lumps Apple with the rest.
Bad news for Apple in a new market research report exclusive (so far) to the Wall Street Journal ($) From ‘It’s Been a Rout’: Apple’s iPhones Fall…
From "Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 is over a year behind Apple's A12 Bionic, lacks a premium Android audience."
A steaming cup of FUD, fresh ground from the rumor mill.
Gene Munster's modest proposal snapped heads and set the tone.
"My boss asks me what I really think of him. HR advises me to tell the truth. I’m fired." —Jean-Louis Gassée
You get what you pay for.
Apple's plans to expand operations in Qualcomm's home town suddenly make a lot more sense.
A flash from the not-so-distant past from the Wall Street Journal. Yes, the Wall Street Journal.