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Phone sales are huge. China is huge and the cash pile is stratospheric.

It's Tuesday the 28th of April 2015.

I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacO-S-Can. Brought to you by yours truly and supported by IChart magazine,

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Great Caesar's ghost on a day in the morning or something.

Apple is back to absolutely stunning Wall Street with its quarterly reports.

Expectations were high, according to Tech Crunch, said the site, consensus among analysts was for Apple to report earnings of $2.21 per share

on 56.85 billion dollars in revenue, with both revenue and earnings per share exploding

more than 24.7% and 33.1% respectively, this is an insane

growth prediction. Indeed, expectations were high. Perhaps the only things higher than the expectations were the numbers

that Apple actually delivered. Wall Street was looking for earnings per share of $2.21.

Apple delivered earnings per share of $2.33.

Wall Street was looking for revenue of $56.8 billion.

Apple delivered revenue of $58 billion.

This was Apple's second best quarter of all time.

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