Analyst: Palm Shares Headed to $0

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19 Mar 2010

Following a disappointing earnings report, a Wall Street analyst has cut his price target on Palm to $0. In other words, he believes the company’s shares will be worthless within twelve months.

The report comes from Canaccord Adams technology analyst Peter Misek, who wrote this morning that, “We believe Palm’s troubles will only accelerate as carriers and suppliers increasingly question the company’s solvency and withdraw their support.”

Although Palm’s revenue tripled in its most recent quarter versus the prior year, less than half of the smartphones it shipped to distributors actually sold. And for the coming quarter, Palm offered a revenue estimate of less than half of what analysts were expecting.

Initial optimism about the Palm Pre and Pixi – which are now also available on Verizon — had sent the company’s shares as high as $18/share last fall, but following today’s report, the company sees its shares back under $5. As of December ’09, the company had an estimated 6 percent share of the US smartphone market.

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2 Responses to Analyst: Palm Shares Headed to $0

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Steve B

March 19th, 2010 at 11:53 pm

For Banks / Insurance Companies ? I would say, "True" ..

For other Businesses (i,.e. those not in the Investment business), I would say "False" (very few non-investment businesses expect to make money on their assets .. in fact, most actually make allowances to loose money on their assets
= it's called 'depreciation' :-) )

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Nobody

March 27th, 2010 at 6:19 pm

Wall Street is in recovery, but noplace else.

Goldman Sachs has posted a world record profit, and they have paid back their TARP bailout so they don't have to follow the rules on exec bonuses anymore.

Meanwhile, the Obama admin has utterly failed to make any reforms whatsoever, so now we are back exactlly where we were 12 months ago, before the big crash.

So the same crash will happen again and again, until we get a president and Congress that knows what it's doing.

Just like the 1930's.

Expect another major crash by the end of this year, then again and again and again as long as Obama is the president.

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