October 13, 2023
We expect Q3 EPS season to provide support for the idea that a cyclical bottoming process is generally taking shape across the tech supply chain, although we continue to warn that the slope of any…
August 17, 2023
Our latest look at aggregate inventories up and down the supply chain, across OEMs, component makers, electronics manufacturing service (EMS) providers and distributors (27 companies with $82B in annual inventories ex-Apple at the end of…
July 13, 2023
We expect Q2 EPS season from our tech supply chain coverage to highlight a return of more traditional summer seasonal pressures we think are not fully reflected in the Street’s Q3E estimates in many instances. This…
May 15, 2023
Our latest look at aggregate inventories up and down the supply chain, across OEMs, component makers, EMS providers and distributors (27 companies with $84B in annual inventories ex-Apple exiting CQ1), pointed to new levels of…
April 13, 2023
We see some further estimate cuts ahead for a range of the technology supply chain players we follow with the upcoming CQ1 EPS season. On the plus side, our checks suggest CQ1 sales and profits…
February 13, 2023
Our latest look at aggregate inventories up and down the supply chain, across OEMs, component makers, EMS providers, and distributors (26 companies with $81B in annual inventories ex-Apple at the end of CQ4), offered early…
January 18, 2023
We see Q4 EPS season for the technology supply chain proving fairly dour when it comes to management guidance, mainly around Q1E thinking. Specifically, we are concerned about the potential for exaggerated post-holiday seasonal declines…
November 28, 2022
Our pricing checks on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving (11/23) of popular full-HD (1080p) and 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD 2160p) LCD TV models provided some evidence that promotional activity during the holiday selling season could…
November 10, 2022
Our most recent survey suggests aggregate inventories up and down the supply chain (27 companies with ~$85B in annual inventories) increased further during CQ3, which is especially worrisome given that most companies we follow saw…