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on topics of critical importance. i am never going to rule anything out. nejra: it is all straight ahead best. mberg never kill hello and welcome. i am there at k rich. this is bloomberg best. in retrospect, this week has been dominated by tuesday s tragic terror attacks in brussels. monday, attention was focused on silicon valley with a major product announcement from apple. a apple unveiling the sc at event in cupertino with a smaller screen and a smaller price tag, starting at 390 nine dollars per the cheapest new iphone ever. what are your big takeaways? i was making an analogy with the golden state warriors. they found the small ball works well for them and they want a world championship. they got to 30 million people lester and that was a shocking number. 30 million people bought an iphone five last year per they have dedicated users who want to use smaller phones and pay less. they are being slightly more aggressive, maybe appropriately aggressive, that should be
importance. you would rule out the possibility of using nuclear weapons against isis? i am never going to rule anything out. nejra: it is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. nejra: hello and welcome. i am nejra cehic. this is bloomberg best. it s a weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. in retrospect, this week has been dominated by tuesday s tragic terror attacks in brussels. on monday, attention was focused on silicon valley and a major product announcement from apple. unveiling a new iphone at an event in cupertino with a smaller screen and a smaller price tag, starting at $399 for the cheapest new iphone ever. what are your big takeaways? i think it s just interesting. i was making an analogy with the golden state warriors. rather than go big or go home, the old traditional basketball adage, they found that small ball works well for them and they won a world championship. you ca
iphone se with a smaller screen and smaller price tag. starting out at $399, it is the cheapest new iphone ever. the company appealing to both to customer loyal to the iphone 5 and new buyers in high-growth markets like china and india. investors initially were not crazy about the reveal. shares dipping as the event got underway, but i do want to point out that investors are typically slow to digest apple product announcements. looking back since steve jobs died in 2011, shares rose 1.5% after product launches, but retreated 1.8% three months later. right after the event, i spoke with gene munster in minneapolis. i started by asking, how will investors look at apple? i think investors are already concerned. they should take away the are being finally more aggressive, may be appropriate the aggressive but the pricing that should be more resonant with the emerging markets. this is a great price point because it will be more attractive, but at the same time, not at the cost