In simple words, HP (a company that makes computers and printers) had a mixed report (some things went well, but others didn't) and its boss, Mr. Lores, said that in the future, things will be better because they are improving their computers with new technology and cutting costs (spending less money). People also expect that more and more people will need to buy new computers because Microsoft (another big company that makes software like Windows) is planning to stop supporting its old computer system, which means people will have to get new computers if they want to keep using Microsoft's software. But, even though people expect things to get better in the future, HP and another big company that makes computers, called Xerox, both had a difficult second quarter and issued a cautionary guidance (which means they warned that things might not be as good as they hoped). Read from source...

Expectations, presentation, inflexibility, impulsivity, and adversarial behavior.

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