Is it the right time to buy $AAPL stock after it crossed $3 trillion?
With a company valuation of around $3 trillion, Apple is not only the largest stock in the world by market capitalization. The stock is leaps and bounds (in terms of valuation) above other "trillion-dollar" stocks.
The only one at least approaching them is Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) with a current valuation of... Read more
AAPL stock makes up the largest position in my portfolio, but I would not buy at the current price. If the share price gets to $160 or lower, I would be comfortable buying.
Little trouble for Apple, or Goldman Sachs incompetence?
It's a holiday in the US and I'm slowly working my way through the news over the last few days this morning and I came across one, admittedly unconfirmed from anyone involved, but interesting, especially for $AAPL fans
Goldman Sachs $GS is in talks to transfer Apple $AAPL credit card and savings account products to American... Read more
Apple shares are heading for a market capitalization of 3 trillion. Citi sets target price at USD 240
US technology company Apple $AAPL could exceed market capitalization of 3 billion today. USD. Citibank yesterday set a target price for the company at USD 240.
Apple's stock is gaining 0.6% in the pre-bull market, which would mean it will reach a record price of USD 190.80 per... Read more
It's a blast and I believe the $240 is not a question of "If?" but "When?"... I myself have over 100% profit on Apple right now and I'm thinking of making my first sale ever... I just want to jump back in and I don't see any reason in the foreseeable future to make the stock significantly cheaper to make this trade worthwhile... so I'm in a bit of a pinch right now :) Do you guys happen to know where the ceiling is? :-D
AI! The most talked about topic in the investment world lately. We had a crazy tech rally during covid. When the pandemic ended, inflation and interest rates rose and the tech. mega rally was extinguished.
Now we have a new rally! ChatGPT has left investors feeling exuberant. And a new rally is in full swing as all sorts of future AI opportunities are priced in. That's why I've... Read more
Hey a few years back I remember everyone telling me that buying $AAPL was nonsense, that it wasn't going to grow anymore. Well 300%... I'm not complaining 🤷♂️ This is a stock I'm probably not going to sell even if I could see that the valuation was already completely nonsense. In fact, it seems to me that it completely defies all conventional methods and rules.
Hey, I'm reading about $RNDR everywhere now... can someone explain to me what this is about? They're supposedly working with $AAPL$GOOG and $NVDA but I'm not really clear
Or how Jim Cramer ruined our enjoyment of the stock markets... Time to short? 😂
Jim Cramer pointed out the top 7 stocks he thinks are guaranteed winners for this year - Apple $AAPL, Microsoft $MSFT, Nvidia $NVDA, Amazon $AMZN, Facebook $META, Tesla $TSLA, Google $GOOGL.
There are some good points and some that are a bit against. I don't see a lot of growth there right now either and I would have expected some sort of drop off. If we get to even lower levels than we were last year, that would be a bump. Still no blood flowing in the market yet...
As expected, Apple on Monday unveiled its first entry into the augmented reality market, Apple Vision Pro. However, the specific information given in the keynote at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference seems to have left investors somewhat cold.
While Apple's $AAPL APL stock hit a record high at the start of Monday's session, the stock... Read more
I like the new macbook air and the new watch OS. That's about it, but then the glasses came out and that's something. There's nothing like it yet and if it really works the way they showed, it's a game changer. On the other hand, I keep thinking about why I should buy it. It's expensive, I do my work on my laptop and if I want to watch a movie, I have a TV. I guess we'll have to wait for the real use of it.
I see this week as more of an observation week. A lot of stocks of interest to me are more at their highs like $AAPL (although it went down slightly after the conference). And the ones that went down a bit like $DIS I overbought in May.
Are you going to overbought something, take profits, or are you having more of an observation week too?
I would also like to know the answer to the question of what to expect from the market, but now it's an unreal goulash, it seems to me, the market does pretty much whatever it wants regardless of what's going on around it,
AAPL stock makes up the largest position in my portfolio, but I would not buy at the current price. If the share price gets to $160 or lower, I would be comfortable buying.