Apple 3Q21 Earnings Review (Full Notes)

July 29, 2021 by Neil Cybart

Today's Above Avalon daily update includes the second half of my Apple 3Q21 earnings review. We discuss my full notes and focus on the financial highlights and commentary from Apple’s earnings call that jumped out at me. The email covers 17 different topics.

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If it is of interest to Apple, it is something I pay attention to.

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Thoughts on Apple's 3Q21 Earnings, Apple's Ecosystem Is Rapidly Expanding, Apple Supply Issues Are Overblown

July 28, 2021 by Neil Cybart

Today's Above Avalon daily update includes the following stories:

Thoughts on Apple's 3Q21 Earnings
Apple's Ecosystem Is Rapidly Expanding
Apple Supply Issues Are Overblown

Today's update is all about reviewing Apple’s 3Q21 earnings. We begin by going over Apple’s results. The discussion includes explanations for all of the major variances between stated results and my estimates. We then examine the major takeaway hidden in Apple’s results. The update concludes with my thoughts on Apple’s 4Q21 and why concerns or fears of Apple facing severe supply issues are overblown.

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Dissecting Apple’s Headphones Line, Apple’s Headphones Strategy, Sizing Up Apple’s Headphones Business

June 17, 2021 by Neil Cybart

Today's Above Avalon daily update includes the following stories:

Dissecting Apple’s Headphones Line
Apple’s Headphones Strategy
Sizing Up Apple’s Headphones Business

Given how Beats Studio Buds continue to be on my mind, today’s update will take a deeper dive into Apple’s headphones strategy. We will examine Apple’s headphones line, discuss the strategy found with both AirPods and Beats headphones, and conclude with a look at Apple headphones financials via my estimates for headphones (AirPods and Beats) revenue and unit sales.

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If it is of interest to Apple, it is something I pay attention to.

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Receive Exclusive Daily Updates. The cornerstone of Above Avalon membership is access to Neil’s exclusive daily updates about Apple. Each email is 2,000 words and includes Neil’s analysis and perspective on the most important stories and news impacting Apple. Unlike other paid emails that may sporadically talk about Apple, every Above Avalon daily update is focused on Apple. New updates are sent Monday through Thursday. Approximately 200 daily updates published throughout the year. Sample daily updates can be viewed here, here, and here. Members have the option of receiving a consolidated weekly version of the daily updates. In addition, an RSS feed is available for members. The daily updates can also be consumed in audio via the Above Avalon Daily podcast (available to members as an add-on feature).
Access Reports and Neil’s Earnings Model. Members have access to Above Avalon reports, which are in-depth examinations of Apple's business and financial strategy. Each report is 4,000 to 5,000 words and covers one Apple topic. Members also have access to Neil’s working Apple earnings model (an Excel file that also works in Numbers). The model is fully functional and adjustable with the ability to alter earnings drivers. Reports and Neil’s earnings model are available to members at no additional cost.
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Apple 3Q20 Earnings Review (Consolidated)

August 03, 2020 by Neil Cybart

My Apple 3Q20 earnings review was discussed in two separate daily updates. The various sections are consolidated in this post.

Earnings review sections:

Major Takeaways

Apple’s 3Q20: Strong Results That Make You Wonder….
3Q20: By the Numbers
A Stimulus Boost
The iPhone SE Factor
Mac and iPad Bonanza
Apple Stores Giveth and Taketh Away
Gross Margin Intrigue

Full Notes and Granular Takeaways (covers 24 different topics)

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AirPods Surpasses Spotify in Revenue, Estimating AirPods 1Q20 Installed Base, Revisiting Apple’s Beats Acquisition

February 13, 2020 by Neil Cybart

Today's Above Avalon daily update includes the following stories:

AirPods Surpasses Spotify in Revenue
Estimating AirPods 1Q20 Installed Base
Revisiting Apple’s Beats Acquisition

We kick off today’s update by comparing Apple’s headphones revenue to Spotify revenue. The discussion goes over the methodology and math behind my AirPods and Beats revenue estimates. We also examine the most interesting takeaway from AirPods surpassing Spotify in terms of revenue. The discussion then turns to my estimate for the size of the AirPods installed base (the number of people using AirPods) as of the end of December 2019. We conclude with my thoughts on how Apple’s Beats acquisition is taking on a very different feel given the current renaissance surrounding wireless headphones.

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If it is of interest to Apple, it is something I pay attention to.

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Receive Exclusive Daily Updates. The cornerstone of Above Avalon membership is access to Neil’s exclusive daily updates about Apple. Each email is 2,000 words and includes Neil’s analysis and perspective on the most important stories and news impacting Apple. Unlike other paid emails that may sporadically talk about Apple, every Above Avalon daily update is focused on Apple. New updates are sent Monday through Thursday. Approximately 200 daily updates published throughout the year. Sample daily updates can be viewed here, here, and here. Members have the option of receiving a consolidated weekly version of the daily updates. In addition, an RSS feed is available for members.
Access Reports and Neil’s Earnings Model. Members have access to Above Avalon reports, which are in-depth examinations of Apple's business and financial strategy. Each report is 4,000 to 5,000 words and covers one Apple topic. Members also have access to Neil’s working Apple earnings model (an Excel file that also works in Numbers). The model is fully functional and adjustable with the ability to alter earnings drivers. Reports and Neil’s earnings model are available to members at no additional cost.
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Apple 1Q20 Earnings Review (Full Notes)

January 30, 2020 by Neil Cybart

Today's Above Avalon daily update includes the second half of my Apple 1Q20 earnings review. We discuss my full notes and focus on the granular takeaways from Apple’s earnings report and conference call.

The 3,100-word email covers 34 different topics.

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(The first half of my earnings review focused on the major themes and takeaways is available here.)

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Receive Exclusive Daily Updates. The cornerstone of Above Avalon membership is access to Neil’s exclusive daily updates about Apple. Each email is 2,000 words and includes Neil’s analysis and perspective on the most important stories and news impacting Apple. Unlike other paid emails that may sporadically talk about Apple, every Above Avalon daily update is focused on Apple. New updates are sent Monday through Thursday. Approximately 200 daily updates published throughout the year. Sample daily updates can be viewed here, here, and here. Members have the option of receiving a consolidated weekly version of the daily updates. In addition, an RSS feed is available for members.
Access Reports and Neil’s Earnings Model. Members have access to Above Avalon reports, which are in-depth examinations of Apple's business and financial strategy. Each report is 4,000 to 5,000 words and covers one Apple topic. Members also have access to Neil’s working Apple earnings model (an Excel file that also works in Numbers). The model is fully functional and adjustable with the ability to alter earnings drivers. Reports and Neil’s earnings model are available to members at no additional cost.
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Questionable AirPods Shipment Numbers Circulate, Tesla Unveils Cybertruck, Rethinking the Car

November 25, 2019 by Neil Cybart

Today's Above Avalon daily update includes the following stories:

Questionable AirPods Shipment Numbers Circulate
Tesla Unveils Cybertruck
Rethinking the Car

We kick off today’s email with my thoughts on Bloomberg’s report that AirPods shipments are expected to double to 60 million units in 2019. The discussion goes over why the numbers found in Bloomberg’s report don’t look accurate. The email then turns to Tesla Cybertruck. After going over the unveiling, we focus on answering whether or not Tesla is altering the course of the auto industry.

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If it is of interest to Apple, it is something I pay attention to.

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Receive Exclusive Daily Updates. The cornerstone of Above Avalon membership is access to Neil’s exclusive daily updates about Apple. Each email is 2,000 words and includes Neil’s analysis and perspective on the most important stories and news impacting Apple. Unlike other paid emails that may sporadically talk about Apple, every Above Avalon daily update is focused on Apple. New updates are sent Monday through Thursday. Approximately 200 daily updates published throughout the year. Sample daily updates can be viewed here, here, and here. Members have the option of receiving a consolidated weekly version of the daily updates. In addition, an RSS feed is available for members.
Access Reports and Neil’s Earnings Model. Members have access to Above Avalon reports, which are in-depth examinations of Apple's business and financial strategy. Each report is 4,000 to 5,000 words and covers one Apple topic. Members also have access to Neil’s working Apple earnings model (an Excel file that also works in Numbers). The model is fully functional and adjustable with the ability to alter earnings drivers. Reports and Neil’s earnings model are available to members at no additional cost.
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AirPods Sales and 3Q19 Installed Base, Roku Earnings, Samsung’s Underwhelming Product Event

August 13, 2019 by Neil Cybart

Today's Above Avalon daily update includes the following stories:

AirPods Sales and 3Q19 Installed Base
Roku Earnings
Samsung’s Underwhelming Product Event

We begin today’s update with a closer look at my updated AirPods unit sales, revenue, and installed base estimates. The discussion will then turn to Roku, which continues to be one of the more interesting business stories in the streaming video space. We will conclude with my thoughts on Samsung’s product event in NYC.

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Exclusive Analysis. Receive exclusive daily updates containing my analysis and perspective, 100% related to Apple. Approximately 200 daily updates are published throughout the year. Members also receive my exclusive reports, in-depth examinations into Apple's business strategy. Each report covers one topic, and a new report is published each quarter.
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