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At least 11 financial analysts greeted news of record iPhone sales last quarter,

record iPad sales last quarter,

and guidance of between $ billion and 44 billion dollars in

revenue this quarter with price target reductions, rating reductions, or both.

Recapbing the numbers on which analysts seem to have stuck in Monday's first quarter

fiscal year 2014 report,

Apple sold 51 million iPhones in the holiday quarter and guided revenue to the aforementioned 42 to 44 billion

dollars. Both of those were misses as far as analysts were concerned they expected

Apple to sell closer to 55 million iPhones and a guide for revenue

this quarter of closer to 46 billion dollars.

As Fortunes Philip Elmer DeWitt put it, the Christmas quarter was a complicated one for Apple,

with record iPhone sales that disappointed, record iPad sales at lower average prices,

and guidance that alerted investors that they can look forward next report to the

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