AAPL

pacmandaddy

Thanks! As for Warren Buffet, I doubt that he needs any advice from me, but we do have one thing in common though. Both mine and Warren Buffet hold the same stock that makes up the majority of both our portfolios and that would be AAPL of course. I obviously don't hold as many AAPL as Warren Buffet does, but it's all good.

SnooperMike

Jobs reports super strong. AAPL totally misses earnings. As far as scam pumps go, market makers couldn't hold onto it for more than 4 hrs. Get ready for a dump soon.

ReasonableHat600

Dang. Reminds me I haven’t checked in my AAPL in like a month. Might just hold off on that now lol

TarkovReddit0r

$AAPL -4% & $AMZN is -5% & $GOOG is -4% in the after hours Lay offs already happened so we either have the bottom behind and an outstanding strong economy taking a war & inflation hit like it’s nothing Or it just hasn’t hit yet

NervousShop

Earnings for META, AAPL, GOOG, and AMZN today.

piggleii

Is there any hope on earth at all that earnings for META, AAPL, GOOG and AMZN are positive?

GeminiLanding

I’m just going to put this up again as a PSA. This next week could be crazy - be prepared for some volatility. Not only FOMC, but also major NASDAQ earnings. Set to report this week: Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN)

gvictor808

Those are painful “shoulda”. In college I went all in on AAPL ($2,500 worth back in early 90’s) while they were struggling, but got bored and started trying to day trade ebay instead. Woulda been like $2mil today. And our dad was everything but forcing us kids to buy $10k in GOOG IPO…but we all thought he was crazy. Opportunity does knock! And BTC is another thing completely. The network effects and the game theory at play…and the global dynamics pretty much have only one outcome. This is gonna be insanely interesting to watch it unfold. I got into Bitcoin 2015 ish and it’s been a rollercoaster.

blackthrowawaynj

Exactly, I'm one of them people that was exposed to the opportunity to buy AAPL at $6 when it tanked, GOOGLE right after the IPO at $400, AMZN before it hit its first $100 a share but didn't pull the trigger. I followed BTC from the start but didn't jump into it and saw it jump to $1200 and crash after Mt Gox collapse, I then decided that it was my time to jump in around $500 because I then saw it as a one in a lifetime opportunity and I was already exposed to tech that had network effects and exponetial adoption curves so the light bulb finally went off in my head.

gvictor808

There’s no point of reference for these folks. They just see it as another AAPL or TSLA or AMZN that they missed out on. It does take some rare brain circuitry to see the orange light here. They won’t ever get it, and that’s fine. They can still do just fine without it.

GeminiLanding

This next week could be crazy - be prepared for some volatility. Not only FOMC, but also major NASDAQ earnings. Set to report this week: Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN)

JeannValjean

> I mention that bitcoin is the best performing asset over the past decade Well, stop doing that. How are you judging "best performing"? Against what? In what timeframe? TSLA and AAPL did far better depending on entry and exit points. Lots of people bought BTC at $60k and sold at $20k. That argument also completely ignores risk appetite, which is crucial to individual investment strategies. Would you tell grandma to throw the rest of her money into BTC? Hopefully not. There's too many Kool-aide drinkers in this community who don't even look at crypto as part of a wealth-building *strategy* anymore, and think you're either all-in or left out.

Affolektric

Just one example: When I tried to replace AAPL within the „buy the dip“ preset with Bitcoin it only let me choose Bitcoin in the first spot. And it‘s a little inconvient that you don‘t have a suggestion mode and you can not replace single words without deleting everything before - at least on a phone. The concept is great though and you should keep improving it!

Seattleman1955

This is essentially meaningless. 1 AAPL stock is 1 AAPL stock but it's worth a lot less today than a year ago. 1 AAPL=1 AAPL

nirvahnah

No you have just given me a tautology of your own making. When I buy a share of $AAPL I am buying a piece of a company with real tangible value in the real world. I am buying a share of a company that actually exists and produces value. The value of my share isnt tied up in the greater fool fallacy alone. It is based on the fundamentals of the underlying. Whether or not speculators want to trade the stock is irrelevant to the inherent value the share possess. The ONLY thing providing value and purpose for holding a crypto is the greater fool fallacy. There is no underlying value so long as the token is only used as a speculative asset, which is the case for 100% of crypto. All of that stuff you claim gives it intrinsic value is BS so long as the token is being HODLED instead of spent as currency. Your argument is fallacious.

oouncolaoo

Apple makes up slightly less than 6% of SPY. Post earnings, APPL has, generally, moved approximately +/- 3.9%. Last earnings resulted in a 7.6% actual move (which is significantly greater than average). Keep in mind that APPL is also about 10% below its SMA200. What does this mean? Well, nobody can predict the future and past events/data do not necessarily accurately reflect what will happen this time. However, I would think that even a relatively big miss (something like the recent GOOGL 15.4% miss on EPS and 2.2% miss on revenue) is only going to result in a price drop of 8% or less. To be clear - GOOGL dropped more than that following it’s miss. However, the entire tech sector has already had a correct (though not necessarily the final correction). I am certainly not a guru or a soothsayer. But I would be surprised if SPY moved more than 3% following an AAPL earnings miss.

EatMaTesticles

Tim Cook agreed taking a pay cut. I feel like AAPL is going to crash after coming earnings. iPhone sales are bad like never before. This could crash the whole market and crypto as well. Be careful.

cryptoripto123

> It's even simpler than that. OP did not understand Systemic Risk. In terms of my crypto investing, sure on its own it's failing to account for Systemic Risk, but I also feel it's unfair to simply single out crypto because that's a self fulfilling prophecy. Crypto on its own, particularly when you take it out of its private key cold storage is going to be inherently risky. This is like saying "your tech portfolio is at systemic risk." But why single out a single portfolio? I did diversify in the sense that 100% of my day to day earnings goes 100% into traditional finance only. It goes to build up my 401k, my Roth IRA, my home fund, my brokerage fund, etc. It's because of that I could afford to be significantly more risky with crypto. And yes I've been around in 2000-2008 with stocks too, but for you to single out tech as diversification... well you're right for one investing ONLY in tech isn't diversification, but your talk about timelines isn't really diversification. In terms of long term investing, AMZN, MSFT, AAPL not only recovered but far surpassed their dot com levels. >Anyone who has not taken the time to learn the basics on Investopedia or elsewhere, use this bear market to learn so you don't get slaughtered if the next bull run comes. I agree. My talk about diversification wasn't simply to state that the only thing I should've done was spread my crypto out to more CeFi lenders. That certainly is ONE form of diversification--simply putting all your eggs into ONE lender would be a far worse option IMO. With that said I encourage diversification all around IF you want to invest. I probably should've also looked at DeFi (would've been rekt by Anchor/Luna probably) as well if I truly wanted to diversify yield earning.

Cactuszach

Take a look at literally any other publicly traded company and its the same story. Here’s AAPL, Tim Cook is selling too to the tune of $350 million. https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/320193.htm.

TarkovReddit0r

AAPL going down = entire market goes down

Renard2000

Is there any exchange that allows to buy tokens that are pegged to a specific stock? For example is there a way to buy a crypto token that would follow the price of AAPL or other?

TarkovReddit0r

AAPL going down is nearly equally of an impact on the stock market as BTC for crypto

MrMoustacheMan

>While it may be hypothetical at this point, it is trivial for a government to implement one-token one-vote on a CBDC. My sense was that CBDCs will increase velocity, maybe reduce friction and allow for much stronger surveillance. But not necessarily that they would facilitate governance, given users will already be effectively KYCd by the government. So if your SSN is tied to your financials it's not an issue to keep operating under one person one vote, vs. crypto. Now if crypto gets slammed with draconian regulations and all wallets become KYCd then ironically it may be easier to enforce on chain democracy 🤔 >human stake in society will be reduced to the mere dollars they can generate for the economy I fear we're already at that stage >I agree most governance tokens today are identical to the legacy system they replace, existing to preserve the creators wealth and influence, adding no new value. Despite the anxiety that crypto will be classed as securities, I guess in the case of governance that tokens are more akin to the voting rights in public companies vs. participatory democracy. The difference being the role of validators/delegators, but what utility does my holding of AAPL stock hold beyond 'shareholder meeting' when the founders hold the most and I have no real say in the direction of the company.

abesWaves

Stocks getting hammered today, TSLA -9.82%, AMZN -5%, META -4.37%, CVNA -12.27%, AAPL -3.41%, COIN -5.63%

WorldPopCoin

Don't they have to disclose holding on national television? Usually if someone is trashing or praising a stock along the bottom it shows "XXX holds AAPL"

yourmom_fat_as_hippo

Same. Having second thoughts on buying $AAPL but confidently buying BigDickInu and ElonCumsRocket explains my empty wallets despite having a well-paying job perfectly.

ningmenghuang

You really think Binance is more complex than AAPL, a $2 trillion dollar company? Come on now. Binance should be pretty simple.

TarkovReddit0r

Microsoft or AAPL

yldf

You only invest in assets you think are worth investing in. Let’s assume I think AAPL is a good investment right now. Now it goes up 100%. I still think it’s a good company, but I think it’s way overpriced. Keeping it is a dumb strategy. If everything else in my portfolio was flat - which is unlikely if AAPL goes up, consider it’s correlation with the market- the rebalance would call for selling half of the position. That’s cash I can invest in companies I don’t think are overpriced. Am I still invested in AAPL - yes, but not too large as it might be if I didn’t sell. Another example, say I want 20% in crypto and 80% in stocks. Stocks go up 25% while crypto goes up 150%. I now have a third of my portfolio in crypto, that’s more than I am comfortable with. Shifting part of the crypto position into stocks makes a lot of sense here. It takes the emotion out. Stocks and crypto don’t go up indefinitely. By having a strategy and following it you take the element of greed out of the equation, which can bankrupt you.

Megalorye

> I think next wave of investors is going to be institutions. That gets said every cycle but regulations seem so inevitable now. It'd be pretty nice to buy AAPL stock and self custody it, or use it inside DeFi, nice to dump my bags on 'them' instead of the other way around for once too. Now this is a future I would love to see, so thank you for typing out this gem of a comment... I hope this all becomes a reality someday.

Giga79

ETH just pulled a 3x halving and is still dumpy lately. Actually more than since *all* new supply is still locked until unstaking is enabled, maybe more like 30x halvings.. If the econ is still in the shitter, meaning low liquidity across the markets, next btc halving will have a very small impact relative to what I think people expect. Then again, these prices are manipulated by whales especially in low volume so maybe we go into an irrational pump anyway. I think next wave of investors is going to be institutions. That gets said every cycle but regulations seem so inevitable now. It'd be pretty nice to buy AAPL stock and self custody it, or use it inside DeFi, nice to dump my bags on 'them' instead of the other way around for once too. A lot has to change first before liquidity will come back here.

iknowbirdlaws

F**k yeah, to the moon! I knew $COIN was acting bullish throughout the day while overall market and AAPL were getting smoked. OP confirmed it, let’s get along the comet

yldf

This is one of the posts where I’m completely baffled why it is so highly rated. Crypto prices are not driven by retail investors. It doesn’t matter if people have less money to spend on Christmas presents. The technology of the coins doesn’t matter, crypto isn’t bought because ETH announces a new features. It is a pure speculative asset right now without significant real-world use, with the market in the hands of pretty much one group: institutional investors. They decide if crypto goes up or down, or what it correlates with. Crypto was highly correlated with NDX for a very long time. Is there any fundamental reason for that? No, the big players simply made it so. There is no reason it should start to pump tomorrow. And there is no reason it shouldn’t. We have nothing to do with that. Big finance decides that, or more precisely their algorithms. There would be only one way to give crypto a fundamental reason to rise: widespread adoption. There are only two entities who can make that happen: governments (that would take a long time) or a handful of companies who have the ability to do it. The latter could go much faster, if they want to make it happen. Funnily, most of these companies are in NDX: AAPL, GOOG, AMZN, PYPL,…

tndasi

Crypto is about investing. Do you want to hold AAPL shares yourself or let a regulated brokerage keep them safe for you?

nullama

Mainstream media... "mind you Apple does make some useful things unlike Bitcoin" At some point this video will be posted when Bitcoin market cap is higher than AAPL.

recessiontime

>It’s suuuuch a low time-preference fiat mindset to think that a sustainable 50x in Bitcoin over a decade isn’t good enough The problem with this is you can probably get comparable results by investing in tech stocks in the same time frame. I'm not sure of 50x with btc now with the diminishing returns but lets say 20-30x. I can see AAPL or TSLA investors getting similar returns in that time frame. People in crypto want 100x or more for life changing gains, something the bitcoin subreddit doesn't talk about anymore - they pivoted to "btc wont make you rich but let you keep what you have" similar to what gold proponents say. BTC only 3.5x'ed from previous ATH of 19-20k. Previously it did a 20x from 1k. From 20x to 3.5x....next cycle might be 2-2.5x? Then from there 1.7x in another cycle? I'm reasonably looking at 300k btc not 800k - 1MM USD BTC.

TarkovReddit0r

HODL & DCA is overrated. It feels like the biggest retail trap and this bear market has proven it. You don’t invest in an index fund with crypto nor into a bluechip stock such as AAPL. You DCA & HODL in a risky asset that has a chance to stay in low value for a really long time. I’ve been saying this a couple times early 2022 and got so much hate for it that I just accepted being wrong eventually lmao

thomgloams

This post got me curious about some more realistic scenarios that some might find interesting. Here's the data: Many started investing/trading/gambling (or managing their own investments held previously by a FA) when the pandemic shutdown started in March 2020. $1000 Starting Investment $400/month fixed contributions ($100 a week) March 1st 2020 - October 31st 2022 Ending Balance Time Weighted Rate of Return (TWRR) Max Drawdown - BTC/ETH 50/50 $25,204  78.61% -72.62%  - BTC 100 $15,242 - ETH 100 $34,926 - SPY ETF $14,605 12.29% -23.95% - TSLA, AAPL, META, AMZN, GOOG [TAMAG] (20% ea) $13,376 25.08% -40.72% +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ Jan 1st 2016 - October 31st 2022 - BTC/ETH 50/50 $2,834,323 <------ 187.03% -81.39% - BTC 100 $356,443 81.39% -73.91% - ETH 100 $2,855,645 195.70% -89.91% - BTC/ETH 5%/5% , ~18% TAMAG Stocks ea. $196,885 62.57% -41.97% - SPY ETF $48,458 11.71% -23.95% - TAMAG Stocks (20% ea) $84,293 26.24% -40.72% Summary: If you got in BTC or ETH or both in 2016, had nerves of steel to ignore the drawdowns, and kept religiously DCA'ing $100 a week, well, lucky lucky you! This is why those who did are so braggadocios about it. Not that it's not annoying. But I personally would have surely sold going through a 75% - 90% drawdown. I also would have never put all my eggs in that one basket. I would have done exactly what I have been doing last few years - Diversification, a tilt towards traditional ETFs, stocks, alt assets, with an allocation to BTC ETH and some altcoins. But, since I sold a few bottoms and bought a few tops, the metrics above wayyyy outperformed me. What was it that Matt Damon said? Fortune Favors the Brave? Hmm. Seems so. At least back then. Too bad SBF destroyed crypto and it will never return numbers like that again. I say that with 50% certainty and 50% sarcasm. Which means I have no idea, not brave, and better get used to accepting 8% CAGR boomer returns until I retire. Oh well.

anonymouscitizen2

We are talking about exchanges, not banks. Exchanges should not have liabilities. Every coin purchased on an exchange should be purchased from another user of the exchange with the coin in custody by the exchange. We aren’t buying a future obligation when we buy a Bitcoin on Coinbase, we are buying a Bitcoin as you would purchase a share of AAPL.

EvaUnit343

Congrats! I think you should sell lmao, but you do you. I actually heard about it in 2016-2017. Thought it was pretty cool - I even built a mining rig. Then I lost interest. Fast forward to 2020, and it became clear to me the skyrocketing price was just FED-induced super liquidity, so I sold all my coins I had (not much, couple thousand bucks in gains). You say there is a "whole industry". Ok fine, but what have they actually done that justifies the hype? What problems is it actually solving that modern nations need solving? What merits BTC massively outperforming AAPL as an asset over the past decade? So much funding has gone into this space with so little to show for it. And every where I look industry "leaders" turn out to be grifters just looking to scam people (LUNA, FTX, MSTR). If I was Blackrock and their institutional ilk, I'd have a look around and get the fuck out. So, since money is no longer free (thanks JPOW), makes sense to go position short on crypto, which as far as I can tell has only ever been a levered play on money printing the past decade.

pcmasterrace4201

Bitcoin tanking but I got the AAPL .23c dividend.

mdotj89

What about stock shares held in Robinhood? How do I cold-wallet AAPL or AMZN shares?

MilkMySpermCannon

AAPL could tank tomorrow and the S&P500 could go up. You clearly have very little understanding of stocks. Stick to shit coins 👍

flygoing

Thanks, going all in on AAPL 🙄

flygoing

That's like saying you should be 100% AAPL because it's the most valued stock. BTC is not an index, and suggesting people buy it as one is moronic

Slight86

BTC maxi bois resting on their laurels thinking they can't be dethroned. Or at least lose a giant piece of the market. I think the viewpoint of BTC being the only king and safehaven is old news. It's like buying only AAPL, NFLX or TSLA stock because 'it did so well in the past'. The world is bigger than just those.

fixerdrew02

Permabull siting. More pain ahead. NASDAQ not done going down. Once AAPL and TSLA show a bottom, then I’ll know theres a bottom globally. Like it or not, BTC follows the overall market trends. Its just a fact

cryptoripto123

BTC isn't the issue here though. It's simply the mentality of people coming in here thinking they will get rich. Of course you can point to Bitcoin now, but there are so many other ways to get rich. Why didn't you buy TSLA? Why didn't you buy AAPL? Why didn't you buy AMZN? If everyone had a crystal ball we'd all be millionaires by the time we're 18. The problem is people getting greedy and just trying to get rich. Focus on long term strategies--long term investing at 10% returns doesn't sound sexy, but it doesn't take long to become a millionaire if you keep at it. Always trying to jump on the next hottest thing thinking you will get rich is why you lose everything--what's to prevent you from jumping on the next scam coin, next MLM, next rug pull? Bitcoin maximalist or not, most of you aren't going to be millionaires here by shilling your coin or Bitcoin or whatever. Greed is what kills. Discipline, money management, asset allocation is how people get rich. Many people got rich because they were lucky, not because they thought mining coins in 2010 would make them filthy rich.

NoConfection6487

BTC isn't the issue here though. It's simply the mentality of people coming in here thinking they will get rich. Of course you can point to Bitcoin now, but there are so many other ways to get rich. Why didn't you buy TSLA? Why didn't you buy AAPL? Why didn't you buy AMZN? If everyone had a crystal ball we'd all be millionaires by the time we're 18. The problem is people getting greedy and just trying to get rich. Focus on long term strategies--long term investing at 10% returns doesn't sound sexy, but it doesn't take long to become a millionaire if you keep at it. Always trying to jump on the next hottest thing thinking you will get rich is why you lose everything--what's to prevent you from jumping on the next scam coin, next MLM, next rug pull? Bitcoin maximalist or not, most of you aren't going to be millionaires here by shilling your coin or Bitcoin or whatever. Discipline, money management, asset allocation is how people get rich.

pcmasterrace4201

Stock down -3%: Come on $AAPL your blowing it! Crypto down -80%: it’s okay Bitcoin you’ll go when you feel like it.

gravityCaffeStocks

Alphabet $67B TTM net income, Amazon $11B, Microsoft $70B, AAPL $100B

lonnie123

I don’t know much about her, is it significantly worse than the rest of the market that is down pretty huge (20-25% for the sp500) off it’s peak Certain individual stocks are down 50-70% (NVIDIA and amd for example, even AAPL is down 20%)

slbaaron

How's this relevant? Because google / Alphabet is a very non-predatory, amazing company that are the polar opposite of shit stains like meta and apple? Some of these reddit threads are so funny, one bashing google and chrome with duckduckgo and firefox or w.e, and telling people to buy pixel instead of iphone on another. First of all out of all the big techs, AAPL is prolly one of the least offensive to consumers when it comes to data, but as a result it needs to make their bucks and future in other ways. They do it by ecosystem lock-in. For people who care more about data than "flexibility" or whatever, this can be a very conscious decision and makes APPL better than the majority of their actual competitors. Secondly, out of all these predatory companies, at least apple products ecosystem offer a real convenience and quality when used together or over time. People talk about how hard it is to service iPhone yet there's probably more old iPhones out there running than any other brand. Because they get support for so long, and their hardwares are generally good. Battery degrades for every phone and now replacement aren't expensive either. That was a stain on apple reputation, but hasn't been an issue for a while. For the laptops the M1/2 chips are the best there is. The watch might not be Garmin w.e for hardcore sport enthusiasts but closed a gap many didn't realize they could've had for hobbies. The iPods Pro 2 are the best there is in class overall. The phone, if not already the best by itself, is definitely the best when you have a macbook pro, an apple watch, an iPods pro 2, and maybe a tablet which I don't have. As far as I can see, stupid blind apple haters massively outnumber stupid apple lovers. Maybe it's because I'm a working professional in my 30s, and people are talking about imaginary teenagers or something I dunno.

TarkovReddit0r

>“We could see 21k this week.” Amazon & AAPL earnings report + GDP numbers: 

pcmasterrace4201

Everything is priced in Don’t even ask the question. The answer is yes, it’s priced in. Think Amazon will beat the next earnings? That’s already been priced in. You work at the drive thru for Mickey D’s and found out that the burgers are made of human meat? Priced in. You think insiders don’t already know that? The market is an all powerful, all encompassing being that knows the very inner workings of your subconscious before you were even born. Your very existence was priced in decades ago when the market was valuing Standard Oil’s expected future earnings based on population growth that would lead to your birth, what age you would get a car, how many times you would drive your car every week, how many times you take the bus/train, etc. Anything you can think of has already been priced in, even the things you aren’t thinking of. You have no original thoughts. Your consciousness is just an illusion, a product of the omniscent market. Free will is a myth. The market sees all, knows all and will be there from the beginning of time until the end of the universe (the market has already priced in the heat death of the universe). So please, before you make a post on wsb asking whether AAPL has priced in earpods 11 sales or whatever, know that it has already been priced in and don’t ask such a dumb question again.

ImposterSynonym

Shit, really didn't want to sell my AAPL stock but now what choice do I have?

BigPlayCrypto

BTC, Tesla, Amazon, Jepi, AAPL, Roblox, VOO, a lot more but I throw more at the first 2 on the regular. Holla at me in 5 years we will both be Wealthy

user260421

Give some of that deflationary AAPL

mackovec3a

AAPL is Apple stock

mackovec3a

With all the turmoil, AAPL was still up 0,66% yesterday. Interesting.

AndBoundless

I started to get into this in another thread, but I wanted to compare DCA in the SP500 vs TSLA vs AAPL, and was quite intrigued by the results. In summary, if you invested $500 monthly since 2017 you'd have: AAPL: $**66k** (About how much OP has ATM) TSLA: $**236k** SP500: $**35k** Surprised with how low the SP500 performed, and saw an annual growth rate of 6%. Then I thought, "oh this makes sense. So high risk investments can play a key role in early investing since it takes so long to grow at 6%." Then I thought about the OP's situation and thought, "what if they had sold say, when they were at 100k to move into a more stable, lower yield strategy like the SP500". Interesting results: $100k invested in 2017 in the SP500, despite only growing at 6%, with a mere monthly contribution of $25 (I did this to cover fees), would be worth **$150k** now. If you DCA'd in a median risk AAPL, or hell, crypto for 5 years, and saw big growth, a smart play looks like it would be pivoting into a low risk, low yield strategy.

AndBoundless

For fun I did it on AAPL and TSLA for 5 years @ $500 a month. 2017 -- now. AAPL: $30k invested now worth $66k TSLA: $30k invested now worth $232k Stock AAPL Initial Investment $500.00 Recurring Monthly Investment $500.00 Initial # Shares 13.674 \# Monthly Investments 60 Amount Invested $30,000.00 \# Shares Bought 429.639 Total Shares 443.313 Total Value **$66,687.57** **TSLA** Stock TSLA Initial Investment $500.00 Recurring Monthly Investment $500.00 Initial # Shares 21.988 \# Monthly Investments 60 Amount Invested $30,000.00 \# Shares Bought 822.749 Total Shares 844.737 Total Value **$232,581.32**

fuckinBogged

Gambling vs investing. Invest in BTC, gamble a few bucks on shitcoins. Invest in AAPL, gamble a few bucks on small cap biotech. Same thing.

pcmasterrace4201

Don't even ask the question. The answer is yes, it's priced in. Think the Ethereum merge will rise the price? That's already been priced in. You work at the drive thru for Mickey D's and found out that the burgers are made of human meat? Priced in. You think insiders don't already know that? The market is an all powerful, all encompassing being that knows the very inner workings of your subconscious before you were even born. Your very existence was priced in decades ago when the market was valuing Standard Oil's expected future earnings based on population growth that would lead to your birth, what age you would get a car, how many times you would drive your car every week, how many times you take the bus/train, etc. Anything you can think of has already been priced in, even the things you aren't thinking of. You have no original thoughts. Your consciousness is just an illusion, a product of the omniscent market. Free will is a myth. The market sees all, knows all and will be there from the beginning of time until the end of the universe (the market has already priced in the heat death of the universe). So please, before you make a post on wsb asking whether AAPL has priced in earpods 11 sales or whatever, know that it has already been priced in and don't ask such a dumb fucking question again.

ReBeL222

I own dozens of stock across several portfolios along with dozens of crypto across several wallets. It is a matter of %. BTC, ETH, and LRC are my highest percentages. Same with BRK.B, AAPL, and MSFT. I still own a bit of SHIB and NIO in case those take off.

NPC_4842358

What a great day. Added to my short when BTC hit 19.8 and then also shorter AAPL at 158. Will likely hold these positions for a longer time than normal.

stoicparallax

I agree, seems like most people are replying to the question of “is it *fair* for *one guy* to own all that” but the actual question is, “is it unsettling for one public corporation to own all that”. >> Here is some interesting perspective: At the beginning of this year, Forbes estimated global wealth at ~ $431T. $AAPL was the most valuable company in the world, valued at ~$2.7T. 2.7/431 = 0.006264 = 0.6264% of global wealth $MSTR holds 1 of every 161 Bitcoin. 1/161 = 0.006211 = 0.6211% of BTC. The percentage similarity was too good not to highlight — although one is .6% of all global wealth and the other is .6% of BTC.

FurryassTheCat

No. Until US crypto tax/regs sorted I’m only stacking ATOM. Was hoping to pick up another 30 to round out my bag. Average is still $20. 🙄 Do have a $140 limit order for AAPL that will probably fill first. 😂

4y2ijyjyjyj

apple has a coin already it's called AAPL

TarkovReddit0r

Well you see it’s not like I’m sitting on the cash. I still have other assets + trade. It’s just DCA not being the strategy for me. For example blue chip stocks have been really cheap as well and performed really good such as AAPL. Same goes for real estate. Crypto is more fragile as proven the last months during these times and nobody knows how a true recession will look like. I’ll start DCA again at 15k for sure because that’s a ridiculous price ( also bought a lot at 17k and 900$ eth when whales got rekt )

Modme2076

Maybe i'm looking at it wrong but I don't "invest" in crypto, I gamble in it. I don't know if any of this crypto I own is going to be used for anything or even if it is going to grow in the future, but I know for sure that my AAPL stock will be worth more when i retire than it is today. crypto positions: ETH, ADA, SOL, MANA....smaller holdings in a bunch of others.

Conscious-Proof-8309

The financial system includes brokers telling clients to buy and sell $AAPL, $MSFT, etc.. The Wolf of Wall Street sold people "honey, I built a radio with wings" and all manner of DOA garbage that he could get them to buy, plus numerous other frauds. That beast is a thief. The only thing he is a product of is his greed.

TripTryad

Because of trading pairs my dude. I haven't ever traded my GOOG directly to AAPL before. The traditional market is also like... significantly older/larger and more mature than crypto. Not everything is manipulation. Sometimes things do have a rational explanation.

Mysterious_Mouse_388

oh, its flawed! Tesla can buy and sell more than 900 in a day. AAPL could buy 9 million probably. but fundamentally, on days where big things don't happen, Bitcoin grows by 900 coins. $20,000,000 dollars of daily growth even when the price is sideways. And when the price goes down its all FUD ;) and when the prices goes up we're all unsurprised. But even sideways is a good day for bitcoin.

lifenvelope

BBBY holders likely more than ALGO holders for example, for one they are late other early. One will go bankrupt other is having it's prime ahead. AAPL holders just got to see ath if i'm not mistaken. Kind of a silly question imo

dragonfliesloveme

I’m betting that’s just a typo, but AAPL got upgraded to $220. And yeah I have noticed too that it can move SPY

NPC_4842358

Cut my position on DOT yesterday at break even, also acquired a short on AAPL. Today is a good day. Protecting capital is key in this environment.

TarkovReddit0r

Looking at AAPL stock the real inflation seems to be fucking overpriced tech lmao

TarkovReddit0r

r/WSB & r/CC better buy some iPhones this year thanking AAPL carrying the markets like that lmao

Savik519

Nobody gives a shit that AAPL stock only has a 2% dominance in the S&P 500. BTC dominance is an equally useless metric

lifenvelope

Imagine AAPL going for a new ath this month? FOMO will be back in NASDAQ and this ignites, you know what!

pbfarmr

If you own AAPL stock and decide someday that you think you can find a better return over the next 12 months, so proceed to sell said AAPL stock, do you do so thinking “I’m leaving all these other bag holders with my shit”? It’s a market, and at every point in time someone will value the asset more than others. In fact securing the network is not even the only, or best, use of ETH at any given time, especially considering one’s risk profile.

Longjumping_Race_471

All you have to do is open an E*trade app. Open a securities account. Transfer funds from your bank. Buy whatever stock you want for a transaction fee (probably $6 per trade). For $165 you could own a share of apple stock AAPL tomorrow and HODL

xcheezeplz

Because crypto isn't a currency, it is an asset. I'm sure someone, somewhere would take my AAPL shares in exchange for something of equal value if I could just transfer it to their account. I would have tax liability if my basis was basis was lower than the day I transferred (disposed) of it. It's no different than if I sold a car for more than I paid, I owe taxes on a gain on that asset. But if the buyer shows up with cash there is no system reporting the transaction so most probably wouldn't report it. If buy crypto in cash off exchange you can transact it with it private party all you want and little chance of have being caught it you weren't honest and reported it. This is one of the many reasons I see crypto TAM being limited to black and grey market economies for the foreseeable future. Everything else is just pure speculation and hopium that it somehow replaces the USD, Euro, Pound, etc.

G1gl1orononim1con

“In an update on Twitter, developers announced that they are working with Australian game developer PlaySide Studios to release the Shiba Eternity game on both the Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) App Store and Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG) Play Store.” - Benzinga

zooka19

This. I plan to monthly DCA into SCHD. Looking to weekly DCA into my long-terms. Possibly BRK.B, but I was looking at AAPL too.

NerdTeacher16

Retirement (15% of mine & wife’s income, with matches from our employers, all S&P500) Speculative investment account (5% of total income. Largest holdings $TSLA, $AAPL, $O, $CHPT) Crypto investing (5% of total income. Have been investing in crypto longer, so the amount I’ve invest is far greater than my speculative & retirement accounts. Paid off student loans and down payment for house with BTC in 2017. Invest in 30% BTC, 30% ETH, & other 30% split between multiple projects, notably SOL, MATIC, Avalanche. Stake what you can & enjoy the return over time). Also saving up decent chunk of cash to buy second home in next 2 years. Wife & I love well below our means with our 3 kids.

_TheWolfOfWalmart_

Feels like the market's waiting on AAPL earnings. If they're not horrible, bruh. Grandpa bitcoin's gonna stretch you out with the shrek dildos. He's a dirty old man.

Hbbdnvldj

How does that even happen? It makes fucking 0 sense. Do they also purchase some penny stock named after a fruit instead of AAPL because "its cheaper than apple"?

Awkward_Road_710

Everything is priced in. Don't even ask the question. The answer is yes, it's priced in. Think Amazon will beat the next earnings? That's already been priced in. You work at the drive thru for Mickey D's and found out that the burgers are made of human meat? Priced in. You think insiders don't already know that? The market is an all powerful, all encompassing being that knows the very inner workings of your subconscious before you were even born. Your very existence was priced in decades ago when the market was valuing Standard Oil's expected future earnings based on population growth that would lead to your birth, what age you would get a car, how many times you would drive your car every week, how many times you take the bus/train, etc. Anything you can think of has already been priced in, even the things you aren't thinking of. You have no original thoughts. Your consciousness is just an illusion, a product of the omniscent market. Free will is a myth. The market sees all, knows all and will be there from the beginning of time until the end of the universe (the market has already priced in the heat death of the universe). So please, before you make a post on wsb asking whether AAPL has priced in earpods 11 sales or whatever, know that it has already been priced in and don't ask such a dumb fucking question again.

chance_waters

I wonder how long term investors of BTC, ETH, AAPL, Amazon etc. are going Pick good products, diversify into likely winners and buy and hold over time.

marsangelo

GDP and $AAPL tomorrow. Hopefully doesnt shut down these gains from today

PeRvYSaGe21

The pasta you ordered, is here.. Everything is priced in. Don't even ask the question. The answer is yes, it's priced in. Think Amazon will beat the next earnings? That's already been priced in. You work at the drive thru for Mickey D's and found out that the burgers are made of human meat? Priced in. You think insiders don't already know that? The market is an all powerful, all encompassing being that knows the very inner workings of your subconscious before you were even born. Your very existence was priced in decades ago when the market was valuing Standard Oil's expected future earnings based on population growth that would lead to your birth, what age you would get a car, how many times you would drive your car every week, how many times you take the bus/train, etc. Anything you can think of has already been priced in, even the things you aren't thinking of. You have no original thoughts. Your consciousness is just an illusion, a product of the omniscent market. Free will is a myth. The market sees all, knows all and will be there from the beginning of time until the end of the universe (the market has already priced in the heat death of the universe). So please, before you make a post on wsb asking whether AAPL has priced in earpods 11 sales or whatever, know that it has already been priced in and don't ask such a dumb fucking question again.

PeRvYSaGe21

Everything is priced in. Don't even ask the question. The answer is yes, it's priced in. Think Amazon will beat the next earnings? That's already been priced in. You work at the drive thru for Mickey D's and found out that the burgers are made of human meat? Priced in. You think insiders don't already know that? The market is an all powerful, all encompassing being that knows the very inner workings of your subconscious before you were even born. Your very existence was priced in decades ago when the market was valuing Standard Oil's expected future earnings based on population growth that would lead to your birth, what age you would get a car, how many times you would drive your car every week, how many times you take the bus/train, etc. Anything you can think of has already been priced in, even the things you aren't thinking of. You have no original thoughts. Your consciousness is just an illusion, a product of the omniscent market. Free will is a myth. The market sees all, knows all and will be there from the beginning of time until the end of the universe (the market has already priced in the heat death of the universe). So please, before you make a post on wsb asking whether AAPL has priced in earpods 11 sales or whatever, know that it has already been priced in and don't ask such a dumb fucking question again.

zooka19

GOOG/AAPL/TSLA/SCHD/NVDA/BRK.B/ABNB/OXY My current long-terms, ABNB might be scratched off the list though.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Bitcoin has registered a trading volume at least double the size of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) within the last 30 days. Apple's daily average trading volume for 30 days ending July 22 stands at $11.6 billion, while Bitcoin's average daily trading volume was $27.7 billion. Notably, Bitcoin has managed to maintain an impressive volume despite the cryptocurrency undergoing a significant sell-off. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Bitcoin has registered a trading volume at least double the size of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) within the last 30 days. Apple's daily average trading volume for 30 days ending July 22 stands at $11.6 billion, while Bitcoin's average daily trading volume was $27.7 billion. Notably, Bitcoin has managed to maintain an impressive volume despite the cryptocurrency undergoing a significant sell-off. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

BenniBoom707

Realistically? I just compare Bitcoin to Large Cap stocks. TSLA reached $1 Billion Market Cap on its last ATH. As of now AAPL sits around $2.5 Trillion, GOOG around $1.5 T, and Amazon $1.25 T. If Bitcoin hits the same Market Cap of Apple, then it’s price would land around $150k in comparison. If it hits the same Market Cap of Amazon, it’s price is around $75k. So my *realistic* price point for BTC is somewhere in between that. Probably around $100k a Coin at some point.

Sodman6

I just looked this up and he owns 1.55 MILLION shares of Apple. The Vanguard Group owns 1.2 BILLION shares of apple. Your link is only talking about individual persons and doesn't include all the investment company funds like Blackrock, Fidelity, T.Rowe Price, etc. They own magnitudes more than RC, so his 1.55M shares won't grant him influence much any way, especially compared to the top 10 actual shareholders of the stock interests - whatever those may be. [Top Ten Apple Shareholders](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AAPL/holders/)

ProcessMeMrHinkie

Here are the indicators for free that are likely more beneficial then this silliness: * Previous session high low * Today's high low * QQQ, VIX, ES/SPY/SPX * XLF, XLE * AAPL, AMZN, MSFT, NVDA, TSLA, GOOG * 8 EMA, 21 EMA, 34 EMA Outside of those, learn to create resistance and support levels via charting. And use other fun custom tools like bookmap to show where orders are concentrated.