Palm, Inc. provides mobile computing solutions worldwide. Its solutions help people to access and share information. The company offers Palm Treo smartphones, Palm LifeDrive mobile managers, and Palm handheld computers, as well as software, services, and accessories. The Treo smartphones combine mobile phone, and wireless data applications, such as email, messaging and Web browsing, multimedia features, and productivity software in a single device; the Foleo mobile companion that improves a customer’s smartphone experience by providing a larger screen and full-size keyboard for reading and ...
Here's something Palm (palm) doesn't want you to know: If you're a Verizon (vz) customer who owns one of its 700p phones, and you either upgraded to the new version 1.10 software as suggested by Palm -- or received one with the update pre-installed -- there's a chance your phone doesn't work very well anymore.
You'll have trouble accessing the Internet, at which point you'll be greeted with an "error 3000" message, and your phone may freeze as you dance around from application to application.
I know -- because I own one. And I'm on a replacement, which doesn't wor
I believe that the put options on palm for some time next year are worth the risk, because they are expected to pay a big dividend ($9) some time in the near future. Put options give you all the benefits of the downward movement of the stock price due to the dividend, without having to cover the dividend as someone who is short palm would have to. I would have 2 put positions on palm for for sometime within the next 12 mths. One position would be super risky and would be the $10 PUTs, and the other position would be somewhat more conservative and would be the $15 PUTs. I should warn you...
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Palm (NASDAQ: PALM) is recently trading at $1.66. PALM negatively pre-announced Q2 results. Goldman Sachs reiterated its Sell rating on PALM. PALM overall option implied volatility of 105 is above its 26-week a
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Palm's (PALM) fiscal second quarter was so bad they had to tell us about it in advance: The once-hot smartphone maker says sales for the quarter that ended Nov. 28 will be between $190 million to $195 million, 40% below the $331 million that Wall Street expected.
Palm, which is still selling an old, uninspired smartphone lineup, says the economy has further pinched sales.
The company will now slash costs by $20 million per quarter by next spring, as it prepares for its Hail Mary pass: A new smartphone platform that no one knows anything about, which will face extreme, building competition fro
Palm’s (PALM)shocking FY Q2 revenue warning has doused the hopes of the few remaining bulls on the stock, and raised questions about the smartphone pioneer’s long-term viability. The Street this morning scrambled to cut estimates, ratings and price targets - with some analysts wondering out loud whether the company can survive. Here’s a rundown on some of the Street’s commentary:
Amir Rozwadowski, Barclays Capital: He repeated his Underweight rating, and cut his target to $1 from $2. Despite cost-cutting moves, he writes, “visibility to profitability further deteriorates as a faster than e
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