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Apple may post Record Profits on Surprising Holiday Sales of “Pages 2″

macenstein.com — At least one analyst expects Apple to announce over $900 million in profit from sales of Apple’s “Pages 2” software. “Everyone is talking about Pages 2, you really can’t escape the media hype, Pages 2 was the media darling of last year’s Macworld Expo, but it really only caught fire with consumers going into the 2006 holiday shopping season

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  • ShawnKing, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2Umm...it's a joke....not labeled as such and not a very good one but a joke nonetheless.
  • daGUY, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Uh, yeah, this is definitely a joke...the guy's name is Steveniak after all :-P
  • zacamjo, on 10/12/2007, -1/+2Either there's mega-hype or mega mistakes in this article. There's no way any reputable analyst would pin a stock price of $740 on Apple's stock when it's hovering at a value that's 11% of said forecast. Further, while Apple may post good profit numbers from the iWork bundle, I doubt it would be .9 billion dollars.

    I love to see this happen but it just isn't so.

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