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After each reporter Sun Yuting from Chengdu in the course of maintaining global smartphone dominance, Samsung's market share is suffering from low-cost competitors eroded. Yesterday (April 29),fut coins latest Samsung Electronics first-quarter March 2014, Samsung 7.57 trillion won in net profit, or about $ 46 billion yuan, equivalent to earning 500 million Yuan, an increase of 5.9%, but this is mainly due to the eye-catching showing in its chip, operating profit for last year of 8.5 trillion won, down 3.3%, Samsung Electronics is a fall in operating profit for the second quarter in a row. As a core sector, Samsung Mobile Division operating profit also fell 1.2% per cent drop. But this did not deter continued bullish stock market, several Wall Street analysts pointed out that, taking into account factors such as cheaper valuations, earnings momentum positive and Samsung gains, at least in the next 12 months more than 30%. The daily economic news reporter noted that, as of yesterday's close, shares of Samsung Electronics at 1.36 million won, about 2%. Analysts see more Samsung stock price based on Samsung Electronics ' first-quarter reports, the world's largest smartphone manufacturer's operating profit fell from 3.3% to 8.5 trillion won, after the company forecast at 8.4 trillion won. "Higher income than previously thought, which is a good thing. Based on Samsung Electronics ' handset and semiconductor business performance judgment would exceed market expectations, Samsung Newman was promoted to the 12-month target price of 2 million won, 45% higher than current levels. First quarter, Samsung's Mobile Division operating profit fell to 6.43 trillion won, compared to 6.51 trillion won, but flat sequentially at 18%http://www.game-zone.co.uk/. "Looks as though Samsung's share price was destroyed by the handset business, but that's part of the business is very profitable, and will continue to work with Apple to launch the iPhone6 to contend with. "Newman says," most people predict mobile revenues to drop sharply,