I was telling you the other day as launch Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One in the USA they failed to control terminal sales iPhone in the USA, and this is confirmed and those from JPMorgan Chase. Disappointed with the sales Samsung Galaxy S4, which of course did not meet their expectations, those from JPMorgan Chase stated that weak sales in the US/Europe could have a negative impact on Samsung's revenues. They claim that this year's sales of the terminals Samsung Galaxy S4 they would be up to 30% lower than initially expected, this affecting the stock markets.
Shares in Samsung Electronics, the world's biggest smartphone maker, fell the most in nine months after JPMorgan Chase cut its profit estimates. JPMorgan said weak demand for Samsung's flagship phone, the Galaxy S4, from Europe was likely to impact earnings. It said it now expects S4 shipments this year to be 20 to 30% lower than its previous forecast. It said the firm was expected to ship 7 to 8 million units per month from July. Last month, Samsung announced that it had sold 10 million S4 units within a month of the phone's launch.
Korean analysts didn't have too many good words for Samsung either, citing the same "below expectations" sales and increasingly fierce competition from Chinese Android smartphone manufacturers. Practically, the analysts are now doing with Samsung exactly what they did with Apple for a year or so, they are starting to attack the company, grinding its value. Samsung has so far used a double standard in terms of providing information on sales figures and it seems that analysts are starting to attack the company below the belt, this attack seriously affecting its shares, at least for now.
