Prev Close | 143.11 |
Day Low/High | 137.33 / 141.97 |
52 Wk Low/High | 123.13 / 182.94 |
Prev Close | 143.11 |
Day Low/High | 137.33 / 141.97 |
52 Wk Low/High | 123.13 / 182.94 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 16185.18B |
Market Cap | 2316.26B |
P/E Ratio | 42.40 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Here's where I see AAPL going and how to play it.
I own several technology stocks that are simply not doing it: Snowflake , Spotify , Shopify , Alphabet and Amazon . As chronicled in my Diary, I have been adding to them all over the last several days. I wanted to see how the stocks would f...
While conditions appear favorable for a bear market bounce, let's not ignore the obvious.
You've probably been told timing the market is futile, but here's a way to make it possible -- if you're willing to do the work.
Folks are asking if it's finally time to buy the ARK Innovation exchange-traded fund or Apple. Let's check the charts.
We see traders hunting for an oversold bounce, while investors are dashing for the exits. Here's my take on the wild action so far -- and whether we're in a recession yet.
It doesn't end well, and investors should resist the temptation to buy on weakness.
There are various news reports that Chinese phone makers have told suppliers to scale back orders. Apple is falling in response.
The recovery from this action is likely to be very uneven.
It appears that hedge fund owner Michael Burry is betting against AAPL and Warren Buffett is betting on the stock. But let's look at their strategies and why they might both turn out winners.
The nod from the Oracle of Omaha's company could signal that it's finally the right time to buy the banking giant.
As investors ran away from equities earlier this year, Warren Buffett ran towards the market.
Contrary to popular opinion, since December 1999, shares of small-cap and mid-cap companies posted far superior total returns than mega-cap stocks. Here's what that means for how to invest now.
Keep in mind that this is not a buy-and-hold recommendation but rather a path to producing modest gains over the next few weeks.
This week's earnings focus will be on the retailers with rivals such as Walmart and Target, as well as Home Depot and Lowe's reporting.
Could I be wrong about the capitulation low? Indeed. Here's how to tell if I am off, and what to do if I'm right.
In a blow to the bulls, AAPL and MSFT surrender to the inevitable, as Chief Powell aims a bazooka at inflation.
Plus, a look at the box that the U.S. economy is in.
Here's what the odds favor.
It appears to me that , and are being used as an ATM (a source of funds) for institutional investors who need to liquidate larger amounts of funds quickly.
Many stocks are very oversold, and sentiment is about as bad as it gets.
In the meantime, put risk management ahead of everything else when it comes to trading.
Favorites like Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, and Nvidia were hit the hardest in the tough action.
Following their recent selloffs, two of these major chip developers arguably present compelling risk/rewards.
Be ready. An ugly liquidation stage to key S&P 500 levels will put the stock market well in front of the Fed, leading to a buying opportunity.
Plus, we take a revealing look at the movements in the yield curve and pop in on the dismal charts of Shopify and Peloton Interactive.
Let's see how market softness and shorter-term headwinds can create a buying opportunity for AAPL.
I have covered the balance of my Apple short at $156.10 - initially shorted above $166 on Friday - for a nice profit.