| Prev Close | 313.05 |
| Open | 297.26 |
| Day Low/High | 289.23 / 304.18 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 169.50 / 327.85 |
| Volume | 55.06M |
| Avg Volume | 29.02M |
Apple Inc. (AAPL)
300.25
13.00
4.10
NASDAQ : Electronic Technology
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 4.38B |
| Market Cap | 1401.47B |
| EPS | 12.00 |
| P/E Ratio | 25.22 |
| Div & Yield | 3.08 (0.94%) |
Latest News
Most Bullish Thing About This Market? Many Individual Stocks Are Not Extended
The key technical issue now is that the indices stay above their opening lows.
Heed These Words: Risk-Off, Flight to Safety
Bonds and gold are safe. That is why you should be selling portions of your holdings of stocks to buy them today.
Coronavirus on the Move, Down Go Markets, 4 Key Points to Remember: Market Recon
Here are a number of things that I'm watching now.
Coronavirus Fears Grip the Market
Many market players have been anticipating some severe corrective action for a while. They have it this morning -- and a new crop of trading opportunities will quickly emerge.
Tech Taken to the Woodshed and Other Afternoon Observations
Some Brief Late Day Observations * Breadth negative 2-1. * Crude down two bits and gold +$26.40/oz. * Bonds strong -- with yields -5 basis points; the 10-year yield is 1.47%. * FANG, fangless. * Tech to the woodshed with Microsoft and Apple downside...
Playing the Bounce in Apple
It's an inexpensive option even if it's only a dead cat.
Where to Put Your Money? Bonds Still Look Good Here
Every minute detail and data point is misinterpreted to paint a positive picture for stocks.
New Coronavirus Concerns Tempered By Central Banks and Asset Class Rotation
Stay focused on price action and watch for signals that there is a shift in the character of the action.
Confidence Will Decide the Fate of the Markets
The world's most levered balance sheet belongs not to a company, but to a country: Japan.
Three Strategies for Income Investors
For reliable income, a portfolio strategy generating monthly payouts, an opportunity in dividend kings, and favorites among taxable bond funds.
My Recent Moves
I thought it might be helpful to briefly summarize some of my more meaningful moves in the market over the last few weeks: * I eliminated Goldman Sachs around $240 (my year end 2020 target price) and reduced the size of my , and longs. Lower interes...
An All-Or-Nothing Play on Universal Display
This is a name where I expect to hear coronavirus mentioned on the earnings call.
Apple Rebounds, and The Roadrunner Market Wins Again
The news doesn't necessarily matter when markets are in a roaring bull trend.
There's Some Market Choppiness and Inconsistency That's Quite Challenging
I continue to hunt for buys but I am staying highly selective which can make you feel left out when the market is acting this frothy.
The Coronavirus May Expose Investors to the Fragility of Global Economic Growth
* The extent of the coronavirus contagion is being understated by Chinese authorities * Supply chain interruptions and demand concerns (caused by the coronavirus) are being ignored and underpriced by the financial markets * For the foreseeable futur...
Jim Cramer: Is It Too Late to Sell and Buy Back Again?
There's too much upside, not enough downside, so the selling, which should have begun, just hasn't happened.
News Headlines Don't Matter Right Now, and This Is Why
Even if you do have doubts about the market's lack of concern about macro problems, the action in many individual stocks is still quite good.
Writing on the Wall
Like Danielle DiMartino Booth, I will be discussing the potential threat of the coronavirus this morning: The market is beginning to extrapolate the top-line warnings from companies -- i.e. the microeconomic world -- into the macroeconomic; the U....
Deflation to Reflation to Deflation: What's Next?
With central banks cutting rates aggressively and China and the U.S. pumping even more liquidity, be careful of being too bearish.
At Their Core, These Apple Arguments Just Don't Make Sense
Plenty of pundits told why they thought AAPL's big news Tuesday didn't matter, but let's peel them back. Also, have noticed there's little selling -- or buying -- of late?
Market Looks Past Apple Coronavirus Warnings
The indexes simply refuse to do the logical thing and pull back, which would help bears and bulls alike.
Apple and Alibaba's Coronavirus Warnings Will Probably Be Followed by Others
A wide variety of tech companies are likely to see their March-quarter sales hurt by the coronavirus outbreak's impact on Chinese demand and/or manufacturing.
Into the Close
As we head into the last hour of the trading day, the Dow and S&P 500 remain in the red, but the Nasdaq is wavering between slightly positive and breakeven. How Apple performs in the last hour will likely dictate how we finish the day.
Apple and Qualcomm, Yes, Walmart Next?
Earlier today, Bob Lang and I used the day's weakness in Apple and Qualcomm shares to nibble modestly... we are hardly from a full position size in either, and will look to opportunistically build that out at favorable prices. With Walmart's Decemb...
Apple Stock: What Matters Most Is What Happens Wednesday
Here's how to play it after the tech giant's coronavirus warning.
Navigating a Highly Unusual Market
'The market can remain irrational far longer than you can remain solvent.'
The Ongoing Impact of Coronavirus
And while today's big driver is Apple , let's check the facts courtesy of FactSet: "Of the 364 companies that have held Q4 earnings calls, 138 cited the term "coronavirus" during the call, and about 25% of those included some impact from the corona...
Despite Apple's Warning, Market Not Embracing Negative Narrative
Two trades I'm making (and one on my radar) as a I stay focused on the price action.
