Soid Ahmad
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Soid Ahmad is affiliated with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. He graduated from Oxford Brookes University, and he is an investment analyst by profession. He closely follows several technology industries. You can follow Soid on focusequity.blogspot.com
Recent Articles by Soid Ahmad
Jul 8, 2014
by Soid Ahmad
Amazon.com Inc: Low-Margins and Intensifying-Competition Call for a Correction
Amazon's retailing business is expected to grow because of the growth of the online retail industry. However, the business model of Amazon attracts a slender net-margin. This fact, coupled with the intensifying competition in the industry, indicates that the investor is placing a very high value on Amazon's stock, which cannot be sustained in the short -term.
Jun 30, 2014
by Soid Ahmad
Google Is Claiming Emerging Markets with This Innovative Android Feature
Google has announced the Android one initiative for the emerging markets. The result would be low-cost phones loaded with the latest Android. All in all, Google is set to lead the smartphone growth of the emerging markets.
Jun 26, 2014
by Soid Ahmad
Will the Amazon Fire Phone Fail to Deliver?
Amazon recently released a smart-phone. The phone replicates the features of the last year's high-end smartphones. Despite lagging behind the current generation of high-end phones, the fire phone does not offer any price benefit for the consumer. The market is stuffed with competition making fire phone's success chances, a remote possibility.
Jun 25, 2014
by Soid Ahmad
SolarCity's Silevo Acquisition Doesn't Address the Short-term Problems
SolarCity's acquisition of Silevo seems to resolve some problems in the long term, but the short-term concerns regarding the price and the efficiency of the solar panels are a question mark on the near-future performance of SolarCity.
Jun 16, 2014
by Soid Ahmad
Intel Corporation's Improved Guidance Is Not Helping Its Bottom Line
Intel raised its revenue guidance, which boosted share prices. However, PC shipments are not expected to grow, but rather they will remain flat, due to growth prospects of convertibles. The company's bottom line will, therefore, remain unaffected.
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