Ashok Kumar Quotes (22 Quotes)

If fundamentals do not deteriorate in the December quarter, the stock should bounce back to the two-year line, in the 43-to-44 area. If its outlook continues to improve, over the next six months we expect the stock to fill the gap in the 50-to-55 area.

We'd all like to believe Intel's forecast is conservative, but I don't think it behooves them to be conservative. I would argue they're painting a realistic picture.

The company did deliver in a very tough environment.

In our opinion, the stock is above fair value zone.

For the full year, we now expect unit growth just under 20 percent. The stock could slowly start discounting product and demand stimulus in the second half of calendar 2001.

For the foreseeable future, Dell will remain an 'Intel only' house.

possibility of modest upside to current 4-8 percent quarter-over-quarter revenue-growth guidance.

Right now, higher education is inaccessible for working class families and people of color. Rather than ask the state for money, they said, 'Why don't we increase segregated fees by 200 a year for every single year for the next 30 years for every single student' That's a lot of money.

He kept the body intact and lived in isolation till he died Saturday

The compression in the valuation discounts the slowdown in secular growth rate for Dell,

For the service provider, this exceptional value can mean the difference between winning a property bid or not, given the level of competition smaller Service Providers face today.

As we indicated earlier, we believe the company's guidance of 30 percent revenue growth is not even remotely realistic,

By using rechargeable cells money can be saved as people spend about 40 to 50 rupees when they go out to buy new cells. Through this method exhausted cells can be recharged twice for just rupees 3.

We feel that unless business picks up substantially over the next three weeks, there is risk to our Street-below revenue estimates of 9 billion.

Due to continued unexpected demand weakness, we now expect sequential unit growth in the mid-single digits, which is well below consensus expectations.

It will make this university less affordable. Two hundred dollars is a lot of money, and I don't think students should have to be paying for it.

The picture doesn't look pretty. It looks like all the territories disappointed.

The course is not playing easy today. I think I should be happy to have come away with a 68.

Intel reflects the heart of the PC industry. Their announcement will be the true representation of the state of the industry.

Growth rates are inflated due to easy compares in the year ago period. However, the segments that do matter -- business critical servers, storage and services (about 35 percent of the mix) -- posted almost no growth (3 percent yearyear). Due to the secular decline in PC hardware profitability and the lack of focus on enterprise hardware and services, it is questionable if there is a sustainable turnaround under way.

It's a mess-up and I understand. But it's hard to get students to vote once and now it'll be even harder.

Due to aggressive price cuts on (Pentium 4) ... we now expect blended (average selling prices) in the low 150s,