Well, all I know is that I don't know how realistic the figures are. They might be misleading or not. I think there's no 100% way to tell.
About the panic price cut, well, that same can be used to argue that they aren't selling enough or have some other problems. Why? Because it looks like a panic price cut. Yes, people cut the price of their products, but this looked like a panic cut more than anything else. That's how the investors reacted to it. So they percieved it as one. SO the market has reacted to it, I don't know if it was a false perception or not, but it really doesn't matter that much as long as it was a perception. To me it looks like they missed the target if I had to guess. IF it's true or not, that I don't know.
If this means AT&T has tons of unsold units, I don't know.
About the panic price cut, well, that same can be used to argue that they aren't selling enough or have some other problems. Why? Because it looks like a panic price cut. Yes, people cut the price of their products, but this looked like a panic cut more than anything else. That's how the investors reacted to it. So they percieved it as one. SO the market has reacted to it, I don't know if it was a false perception or not, but it really doesn't matter that much as long as it was a perception. To me it looks like they missed the target if I had to guess. IF it's true or not, that I don't know.
If this means AT&T has tons of unsold units, I don't know.
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