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
In my over 30 years in the markets, I have repeatedly seen traders getting into an aggressive buy mode without asking questions or understand the news. This is happening in Apple AAPL, right now. The chart linked below shows a pattern that has occurred for the first time since
Until yesterday Apple AAPL had been holding strong after testing its support around $419 multiple times. Today that support has decisively broken with shares plunging more than 6% and briefly below $400 to as low as $398.11 this afternoon. The reason for the crushing action lower in Apple shares is what can be
Apple’s stock fell below $500 in the premarket as both The Wall Street Journal and Japan’s Nikkei reported that Apple had cut orders for screens and other parts for the iPhone 5. According to Nikkei, Apple has asked Japan Display, Inc., Sharp Corp, and LG Display to cut the orders
Over the years, we have made a lot of money by focusing on the suppliers of components that go into new hot products. Opinions on the iPhone 5 and Apple AAPL stock may vary, but it is undeniable that Apple is going to sell millions of iPhone 5s. Some analysts
Apple (AAPL) has become one of the world’s largest buyers of semiconductors. Whenever a new Apple device is introduced, a race is on to tear down the device and find the origin of the components inside. This time the winner is iFixit. iFixit reports the following components inside the new