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What to know before making your holiday tech-stock wishlist

Holiday forecasts suggest consumer tech is a crapshoot, but bet on the bigger players to get the sup

What to know before making your holiday tech-stock wishlist

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It will also show which companies have the strength to power through major supply-chain problems, and why selling tech to businesses instead of just consumers is always helpful.</p>\n<p>Disappointing forecasts from Peloton Interactive Inc.,Amazon.com Inc.,Apple Inc.&nbsp;and others so far during earnings season indicate that the pandemic boom may be ending for many consumer-focused companies. Even if demand is still strong, continuing supply-chain constraints will likely effect those with normal, seasonal demand.</p>\n<p>Don’t be too scared off of some of the big names, though, because they have the size to work through the supply-chain issues. In Apple’s case, the behemoth was still not willing to give a revenue forecast after component shortages lead to a $6 billion revenue shortfall in the September quarter, but did say component shortages will be an even bigger factor in its December quarter. But demand for Apple’s products, especially its new iPhone 13, is not going anywhere, especially as 5G networks become more pervasive, so any revenue that doesn’t show up in the holidays quarter is likely just pushed back into next year, which could help sustain the company through lighter quarters early in 2022.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Communications chip designer Qualcomm Inc.&nbsp;told analysts that it was able to work through its supply issues in the September quarter, even as it faces supply constraints across the board.</p>\n<p>“We saw this coming early and we’ve been talking about it for the last couple quarters, and we have put in place plans both for dual sourcing for certain parts,” Qualcomm Chief Financial Officer Akash Palkhiwala told analysts.</p>\n<p>Some smaller or younger tech companies cannot be as confident about the long-term demand, as evidenced by smaller radio-frequency chip makers than Qualcomm, including Qorvo Inc.,suggesting less confidence in the holiday quarter. 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It will also show which companies have the strength to power through major supply-chain problems, and why selling tech to businesses instead of just consumers is always helpful.\nDisappointing forecasts from Peloton Interactive Inc.,Amazon.com Inc.,Apple Inc. and others so far during earnings season indicate that the pandemic boom may be ending for many consumer-focused companies. Even if demand is still strong, continuing supply-chain constraints will likely effect those with normal, seasonal demand.\nDon’t be too scared off of some of the big names, though, because they have the size to work through the supply-chain issues. In Apple’s case, the behemoth was still not willing to give a revenue forecast after component shortages lead to a $6 billion revenue shortfall in the September quarter, but did say component shortages will be an even bigger factor in its December quarter. 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Confidence should also be weak for companies that were on the receiving end of the pandemic fueled stay-at-home boom. As more consumers get vaccinated and start spending time outside or at gyms, movie theaters, and other places previously closed, companies like Peloton and streaming services are seeing growth sharply decelerate.\nPeloton may be the canary in the coal mine calling out the end of that pandemic boom for many companies that saw earnings and stocks soar with hefty double digit growth rates. Peloton revised its forecast for annual revenue to a range of $4.4 billion to $4.8 billion, down $600 million to $1 billion from Wall Street’s prior expectations. 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