Congratulations! Xilinx (XLNX) has become the 158th Arora Report portfolio company to be bought out. Long time subscribers to The Arora Report have made a fortune by the Arora Report’s propensity to identify companies that get bought out. We previously wrote: An offer in the zone of $135 to $140
Apple’s stock has been climbing. The sentiment is bullish. The company is cash-rich. The stock is inexpensive, and any China trade deal may give Apple’s stock a push. What’s not to like? When looking in the past, investing seems easy. Predicting the future is notoriously difficult. To be successful, analyzing
Meltdown and Spectre are the names given to two computer processor security flaws. The names sound gloomy and haunting. Stories published since Wednesday are saying processors dating back 10 years may have those flaws. Shares of Intel INTC, the subject of the flaws, have been battered, while main rival AMD
Investors are excited about the new iPhone 8 expected to be unveiled Tuesday. Still, Apple CEO Tim Cook is selling Apple AAPL shares. What does he know that we don’t? Maybe there’s nothing there. Anyway, to explore the answer, let’s start with a chart of Apple stock. Chart Please click here
There are times when it pays to look years ahead when you’re an investor. That time is now for Apple AAPL. Under one scenario, Apple’s stock could double. At first glance, such a possibility seems ridiculous given current Wall Street’s price targets on Apple. Isn’t Wall Street often behind the
Apple’s most recent earnings report was mixed — not stellar, as the bulls were expecting. Apple on May 2 reported fiscal second-quarter earnings, and revenue and iPhone unit sales were lower than analysts had expected. That has raised concern among experienced investors. Some may recall that I issued a