$AAPL will resume online sales of the Series 9 and Ultra 2 smartwatches today. The U.S. Trade Commission ruled against Apple in a patent rights dispute in October, and the company had to discontinue sales of the models in the aftermath. But yesterday, an appeals court put the federal agency's decision on hold. The US Customs and Border Protection will take up the matter on 12... Read more
Investors, what is your most profitable position in your portfolio and what % is it?
Last week I asked you what your most profitable position is, so today I'm asking you and you can tell me what your most profitable position is. In my portfolio, the most profitable so far is $AAPL over 40% and right after that $GOOGL slightly over 30%.
Not much for me, but I'll join you here with a comment and that's with $MSFT 47%+ and $AAPL 35%+ ...the rest less so, but overall I have about 60% of my portfolio in the green and 40% in the red, currently 9.73% plus this year.
For me it's technology, $MSFT$INTC next is solar company Meyer Burger, this company is now under pressure from cheap solar panels from China like every solar manufacturer.
Investors, what was the very first stock you bought and why?
My first stock was $AAPL and I bought it because Warren Buffett had it in his portfolio and it was being talked about as one of the best stocks. I mean, I didn't give it much thought. But then over time I found out that I was not wrong at all and what was said about this stock was true :D.
Apple's stock has not seen a new iPhone. This could help
Apple shares $AAPL plunged after the release of the iPhone 15 as analysts were skeptical about whether it would boost sales. But new data could change that view.
According to Daniel Ives of Wedbush, the start of iPhone 15 pre-orders brings good news for Apple (AAPL). In his research report, he wrote that based on Wedbush's... Read more
What is a better investment for you? Sony $SONY with its Playstation, or a competitor in the form of $MSFT with its Xbox? Who could be the future winner in the game console sector?
Where $AAPL, there goes the whole market or a warning to stock bulls.
Shares of Apple lost 1.71% on Tuesday, the day it unveiled new devices led by the iPhone 15. They are still writing off over 10% from their all-time high on August 1, and are thus in a correction. Investors who put money across the board in the S&P 500 would certainly like to see better stock market... Read more
It's true that the company hasn't been doing well the last few days, but I think it won't last long and in a few days everything will be like before or even better :)
Apple $AAPL is widely expected to unveil a new iPhone at its "Wonderlust" event on Tuesday, and if history is any guide, there may be no better time to consider buying the stock.
According to Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring, Apple stock tends to outperform six months after the iPhone launch, but it moves in line with the market during the one to three months following the... Read more
Investors, what stock have you held, do you hold, or plan to hold the longest in your portfolio?
I hold $AAPL stock the longest in my portfolio and plan to hold it for several more years to decades. This company is awesome and the business is unreal. Shares of $AAPL have fallen a few % in the last few days and the company has lost roughly $200 billion of its market... Read more
Big tech companies are "threatened" by the European Union + Apple is now in trouble in China.
Amazon $AMZN, Alphabet $GOOG, Apple $AAPL, Microsoft $MSFT, Meta $META and ByteDance (is a Chinese internet technology company) now have six months to comply with stricter market rules.
I don't really get it and it annoys me terribly ( to put it politely). As soon as a country, or in this case the EU, needs money it goes after companies that are doing well. It pisses me off that when a country or the EU needs money and they have a huge debt they go after these companies. Otherwise, I'm not worried about Apple. Apple will and probably already is building factories in India and will target India, so I don't see a problem there.
ARM HOLDINGS is gearing up for a spectacular initial public offering to test the market's interest in a major technology company. But its target valuation suggests it is resigned to not being the next Nvidia.
According to The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, British chipmaker Arm is seeking a valuation for its initial share offering on the Nasdaq... Read more
I was very interested in this company, but somehow I forgot about it, so thank you for reminding me. I'll have to take a quick look at the company and I'll definitely be following the IPO at least a little :)
Arm has signed agreements with large technology firms for IPOs worth $50 billion to $55 billion.
Apple Inc $AAPL, Nvidia Corp $NVDA, Alphabet Inc $GOOGL and Advanced Micro Devices Inc $AMD have agreed to invest in the chip designer's initial public offering (IPO), according to sources familiar with the matter.
Intel Corp $INTC, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Cadence Design Systems... Read more
The SP500 index is up over 14% for the year, which is very respectable. The $SPY is up this year mainly due to technology stocks, which are up tens of % this year and some are even up over 100%, such as $NVDA or $META. The SP500 is rising this year mainly thanks to $AAPL, $MSFT, $NVDA, $META, $AMZN and $GOOGL. However, the question is whether these technology stocks will... Read more
I'd like to keep buying them. 😪