Technology stocks are up tens of % this year, some by more than 100%. For example, $META stock is up 140% for the year and $NVDA stock is up 180%. I'm increasingly regretting not buying tech stocks sooner and buying more of them. However, I still bought some tech stocks. I was buying $AAPL stock at $133 and then I was still buying $GOOGL stock at $98.
Investors, do you prefer value or growth stocks and which are your favorite stocks? I prefer value stocks, and my favorite stocks are $AAPL, $CVS, or $MO, for example.
Apple will save billions of dollars in chip manufacturing costs for new iPhones in 2023. This is due to the move to a more advanced 4nm manufacturing process. Apple buys tens of billions of dollars worth of chips each year for its products, especially iPhones. Currently, the chips are manufactured using a 5nm process, but TSMC is... Read more
That's great information and thank you for it. Otherwise, as has been written here $AAPL is slowly declining and if it continues to decline I might buy a little more.
I guess having almost 50% of the portfolio in Apple $AAPL (like W. Buffett) actually makes sense. If we have a chance to follow the company, let's see how far it's come in the last 10, 15 years. It's a very complex and diverse company, and their "new" savings account?
It definitely makes sense to me to have 50% of the portfolio in $AAPL as it's a great company. While $AAPL doesn't make up 50% of my portfolio, it still makes up the largest position.
Investors, which company's results surprised you the most this week and which company's results are you looking forward to next week?
I was certainly pleased with $GOOGL's results and surprised by $MMM's results as I was expecting much worse given the situation they are currently in. As for next week, I'm looking forward to and interested in the results of $PFE, $CVS, $SBUX, $AM... Read more
We've covered this event here before, but actually to this day I still don't understand why $MNST has managed to be historically more powerful than our biggest $AAPL, is there anyone here who knows a little more about the Monster beverage story and can explain to me why its performance was better than Apple? Thanks gang.
For this year, some tech stocks are up tens of % and some are even up more than 100%. I have $AAPL stock included in my portfolio that is 40%+ and then I have $GOOGL stock that is 20%+ in my portfolio.
What tech stocks do you have in your portfolio and what are your gains on them?
As I watch today, nothing much is happening yet, but the same cannot be said about the predictions and rating changes, which are literally tearing the bag today.
It seems to me now that even with the iPhone nothing new is happening, the last generations are actually exactly the same. It's similar with Siri, it's been around for how many years and there's hardly been an upgrade, with this one I feel like Apple slept a little bit. Then they come out with crap like their own car...
Compared to the covid era, there was a brutal drop in demand for memory chips, which also caused the prices of these chips to fall - lower margins. They probably didn't fully take care of it and didn't adjust production to the demand.
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.
And that $NVDA 138.00 (last year) 😅