AAPL

Normal_Silver4582

AAPL "Missing the AI train" is litteraly the best thing about it... The one Big boy  that is virtually not effected by a Potential bubble burst and will still rake in a 100B every year 

Sus198

I'm in agreement. AAPL, for me, is the only one that is most likely to not reach 10T or the last to reach to it amongst the mag7. I'm holding positions in Amzn, goog, tsla, msft.

2Hosslovescash

AAPL $305P for Fri

imustbegthequestion

Watch what happens to AAPL... Maybe you'll learn something. Hopefully, you and your business go bankrupt for giving such nonsense advice to these faithful and faithless. I can't stand people like you. Michael, pass me my toys.

imustbegthequestion

GUYS, GALS, AND GITS... u/SickOh is back!! Everyone ask them about AAPL. U/imustbegthequestion

Ancient_Designer_236

Yup. My DCA is $37.78 still. AAPL rules.

PapayaBig430

AAPL $315-325 weekly calls have like 20-30k open interest

PapayaBig430

AAPL always has big buy the rumor well the news. And they’re having an event on June 8th so load up on calls

Etherius

I actually agree with him on a couple points. I’ve been a GOOG shareholder since before the 20:1 split… long before, in fact. AAPL makes smartphones and the ecosystem that services them. They’re at saturation. It is what it is. META, however, prints money. The fact that they could light $80B on fire on the metaverse and it’s not even a speed bump is bonkers to me, and I’ve been a fan of their cash flow (if not the company itself) since their symbol was FB NVDA has a lot of hype and a lot of business but I don’t trust myself to not be a bag holder on it

Worth_Figure4636

when do we talk about AAPL cause it's been nuts

One_Opportunity9167

Potential Problem: Space-X is added to the SP500 Index, and since many 401k's have the SP500 as their main (or one of the main) US stock funds available, if it's overvalued, then its eventual drop will affect the SP500 and the funds that track it. Right now the ten largest stocks make up these percents of the SP500 Index (because it's cap-weighted): |Rank|Ticker|Company|Weight|Price/Share| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |1|NVDA|NVIDIA Corp|7.88%|$224.36| |2|AAPL|Apple Inc|6.52%|$306.31| |3|MSFT|Microsoft Corp|4.96%|$460.52| |4|AMZN|[Amazon.com](http://Amazon.com) Inc|4.08%|$261.26| |5|GOOGL|Alphabet Inc|3.41%|$376.37| |6|GOOG|Alphabet Inc|3.17%|$372.58| |7|AVGO|Broadcom Inc|3.16%|$459.97| |8|TSLA|Tesla Inc|2.26%|$415.88| |9|META|Meta Platforms Inc|2.21%|$600.47| |10|MU|Micron Technology Inc|1.69%|$1035.50| Potential solution: In your IRA or Roth IRA, buy RSP. This fund is all the stocks of the SP500, but all equally weighted. Or, if your 401k has other fund options, include those. Or, realize that Space-X won't be that large of a proportion of the SP500 and don't sweat it. I mean, Long Term Capital Management was a tiny company, but they crashed THE WHOLE WORLD'S ECONOMIES back in 1998. The bad government of your state or county will have a lot bigger effect on your life than Space-X stock.

TheyreSayingBooourns

Similar story with me. I bought a bunch of Apple in 2005 just because I liked their products and thought the ‘Wintel has won’ narrative was overblown. Then, around 2012 I thought to myself, ‘will silicon be less or more important in the future?’ I knew the answer, so I bought a bunch of Lam Research and a bunch of Micron Technology. I bought other things too, but the MU is now a 71 bagger, the LRCX is an 87 bagger and the AAPL is a 250 bagger. Did I also pick some stinkers? Absolutely! But if your investments are small, one company that grows 25,000% over the long term will wipe out the memory of a whole lot of companies that lose 100%.

TurbodToilet

Man they’re all over AAPL like roaches

SpruceJuice5

AAPL and AVGO are hard carrying

Supertainment

I could have slept the entire day and let my AAPL calls cook for 5k gains... instead I took home $263 and got myself stuck in NVDA calls.

Coffeewin

MSFT, NVDA, AMZN, GOOGL, META, NFLX, and entire SaaS sector all red while AAPL and semis keeping QQQ green 🤣

LarryStink

Mags showing some weakness with a multi week consolidation. What appears to be a distribution. Googl announcing equity sales to fund further capex and today the market isnt liking it. Aapl is up on the other hand as they were smart for not dumping every penny of FCF and leveraging up their balance sheet to buy a commoditized depreciating asset. Everyone laughed at AAPL early in the cycle but late in the game they are proving to have made the right choice.  This is not a pitch for AAPL but rather a signal to be followed and potentially capitalized on. Waiting for further confirmation on a few key indicators I watch before pulling the short trigger on a nasdaq trade.

vinkulafu

Was going to use upcoming cash from AAPL and RKLB ITM CCs but decided to BTC at a small loss the AAPL one when it dipped yesterday. RKLB is probably gone so that’s my GOOG funds. Been watching more Hassabis and I’m buying what he’s selling that GOOG has end to end for AI and uses for AI.

cat-from-the-future

TSLA is an overvalued shit company META is a decently valued shit company MSFT is a solid long term "Safe" hold AAPL is going to come out on top or dead last because of how they've navigated the AI revolution, too much uncertainty without enough upside imo. NVDA is the godfather of AI, their moat and reach within the AI ecosystem is unsurpassed. Disagree with everything you said about this stock.

SpruceJuice5

Nah, not on AAPL. Bought 8x leveraged shares on Infineon technologies

SpruceJuice5

AAPL calls yesterday was such an obvious play ffs

pussinbuuts

Remember AAPL was fucked by Wall Street for not spending? Now it’s loved for not spending And those regards are the ones in charge of investing money

zurijer

AAPL being ATH for what? This aint an AI company.

prince_peepee_poopoo

AAPL

Mathguy200

I sold my AAPL for SPY…. FUCKING MOVE SPY

Heineken_500ml

who the hell is buying AAPL and TSLA and why

TurbodToilet

This AAPL price action is fucking criminal. Absolute bullshit

LavishnessTimely7372

AAPL popping off

ThanklessWaterHeater

That’s great. Congratulations! Just for reference, I’m up 70x on Micron since 2015, up 86x on LRCX since 2012 and up 250x on AAPL since 2005. My holdings of just those three companies are currently over $16mm. Big run-ups like you’re seeing right now are fun, but they are short-lived. In a thread about generational wealth—which by definition means more money than you will ever spend and will have to leave to future generations—long-term gains in a diverse portfolio are almost the only way to get there.

anotherloserhere

NVDA, AAPL, and TSLA are your high growth? Your portfolio is fucked

Personal-Boss-7111

Using AAPL today as a prop up

Thisispaartaaa

What you are talking about is new companies not making it....like auto companies back in the day, or tech companies in the 2000's etc....yeah, lots of companies will try and fail, that's business. But the ones with the right "stuff" not only survive, they thrive. So by saying that "investors getting completely blown out" insinuates that EVERY INVESTOR GETS SMOKED, and nobody makes money, which is not the case. In every single instance, you are correct, investors lost their shirt betting on the wrong horse....but quite a bit more money has been made on the survivors...GOOG, AAPL, MSFT, ORCL, DELL, MU, F, GM....the list goes on and on.

TurbodToilet

AAPL low volume big green day that’s completely invalidating yesterday’s engulfing bearish candle. I LOVE trumps market

TurbodToilet

Trading AAPL is genuinely taking years off of my life. How the living FUCK are we green today?

mtnrnnr802

AAPL 340 eom

vermilli21

AAPL keeping SPY alive

greenpride32

If you take a close look at CAPE/Shiller charts you will see that in 2017-18 timeframe it started to outpace historical trends, outside of dot com bubble. During that time I remember seeing many articles warning of this issue.. Here we are about a decade later and markets are substantially higher. I invest and hold major indices and indivdual stocks long term (former 25+ years, latter 8-20 years). I can sleep at night and continue to hold them because SP500 revenue, profit and distirbutions have trended up over time, and same for my individuals. That's why stocks increase in value. Macro issues no doubt will have some impacts, but when you have companies that have $70b+ on their balance sheets and pusing $25b to $30b to $40b in quarterly profits (I'm looking at you AAPL and NVDA) then there is no macro that will hold this down forever. That's why they call earnings the bottom line. It's also interesting that you pointed out NVDA and MSFT. They are both below current CAPE/Shiller AND are both growing earnings. You should be looking at TSLA and PLTR - without them the ratio probably goes down some \~2.5-3 points.

SteakEater137

Apple has a higher market cap than Google? How did thar happen? It feels like less than a month ago Google was knocking on Nvidias door. So most valuable tech stocks are NVDA, which is based 100% on AI spending, and AAPL, which gave up on AI spending. Meanwhile actual AI spenders are heavily punished. This shit dont add up

TurbodToilet

Man they really love using AAPL to hold up the market huh?

ThanklessWaterHeater

I think you’re misunderstanding what generational wealth is. I have three thousand shares of MU from 2015 up 7,000%, 20,000 shares of LRCX from 2011 up 8,000%, 20,000 shares of AAPL from 2005 up 24,000%. As impressive as MU’s 1,000% growth over the past year has been, it’s nothing like the wealth a couple decades of growth will give you if you fibdctgectught companies and are patient.

jbaker_28

Had this same these the last two months since visiting my buddy in NYC who works in AI. It’s obvious people and companies are going to *have* to upgrade machines to survive professionally. And the economics of doing all the work flows in the cloud just don’t make sense. Already headlines popping up about the astronomical corporate AI spend. A lot of it can be moved to the edge as they don’t need access to the latest LLM to do basic things, like aggregate an excel spreadsheet or create a word document. That’s what Jensen’s announcement with the RTX spark was really about - computing at the edge. And don’t forget a big kicker here: the accelerated depreciation in the new tax bill. Huge tailwind for a corporate upgrade cycle. It will become more and more obvious that if you don’t do this, you will get left behind. And I don’t think it’s too late - just some names have more catch up potential than others. Been on AAPL heavy since April for this reason. Still think it has a lot of room to run as this also applies to mobile devices. Agentics are about to be everywhere.

aorta89

AAPL 345c 8/21

KemShafu

Or at least put it in AAPL or IBM. But you know, yolos gonna yolo!

Rosella2562

I use AAPL & META calls as a hedge against profits, but this is a solid strategy too 👌🏻

i_want_iguodala_xd

Gone are the days of sharing your epic strategies, like using Apple dividends to buy OTM calls 1 quarter out and constantly rolling, while having a post history consisting SOLELY of your AAPL strategy plus 30 posts about jelqing. Instead, we got 5 years of people screeching about a shit company. Which morphed into cynicism about the overall market and a ton of people seemingly praying for a collapse, people who were probably too timid to buy the dip last year anyways. And those cynics keep posting nonsense which other cynics love. All while the SP500 keeps annualizing at like 15%

Sunkettle

Are my AAPL $300 6/18 calls cooked? The dump it took today killed my options 💀

laurencenor

How the hell is SPY up with META and AMZN down 4%, AAPL GOOG down 2%? What a ponzi

Sunkettle

Portfolio tied up in AAPL and MX. Wish I could play earnings, but that's also VERY risky. HPE looks like a decent bet tho, but the earnings might be priced in

Valkorion335786

**New Mag 7:** * **Alphabet** (GOOGL / GOOG) * **Amazon** (AMZN) * **Apple** (AAPL) * **Micron Technology Inc.** (MU) * **Nvidia** (NVDA) * **Tesla** (TSLA) * **Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc.** (SPCE)

bronfmanhigh

AAPL is shooting back up too

Thisispaartaaa

AAPL??

sylphvanas

GOOG, AMZN, TSLA and AAPL dumping and QQQ nooning, what a joke

astromouse2024

‘Your AAPL $315 6/18 Calls have lost more than 20% since you’ve opened them’ Fuck

onerandomcomputerguy

*AAPL

SauceHarissa

AAPL squeeze ?

Bruin9098

Sold out of AAPL way early for this?

SauceHarissa

AAPL 307.5 strike?

mtnrnnr802

AAPL 330 very soon

Frozen_Shades

Someone do a welfare check on AAPL because nobody gives a shit about them anymore.

Comfortable-Sky7801

GOOG or AAPL and you can sleep without a worry

Fun_Purpose6972

P/E ratio of Mag7 TSLA: 400x AAPL: 37x NVDA: 32x AMZN: 32x GOOG: 28x MSFT: 26x META: 23x Lmao. This has been going on for so long btw. Musk is just that guy. SPCX will go to $5T probably.

ChairmanMeow1986

The only decent one's I saw we're Hood and MSFT. I'd add if your bullish on the market and are ok with only modest gains I'd honestly say AAPL might be the kind of thing you're looking for. Small downside risk, decent if perhaps underwhelming upside reward imo.

_hopkins

Traditional value stocks like ASTS , AAPL, GOOG and RKLB are down in overnight. Very interesting

GuidoDaPolenta

2006 was actually a great year to sell NVDA. The stock basically stayed flat for the decade between 2006-2016, so he would have been sitting on the sidelines while AAPL was doing 10x in that same period.

spin4200

Bruh Ronald Wayne sold 10% of AAPL for $800

Red_Zone_Broly

It's funny, the market is reaching new highs, yet most of the MAG7 are lagging hard. AAPL is the only one that's actually there lol

Mavnas

I sold AAPL at <$1 adjusted for splits. That said, I didn't have that much invested.

colcatsup

Oh gosh, I don't know I have a full way of tracking that - some stuff has been spread around various accounts, and merged. Looking back at earliest records I have, back to Jan 2006, we'd just moved to this area. My records show we had $19k in retirement accounts, and $6k in checking. That was .... pretty much it. My one entry I have for 2008 shows $7500 in stock (which... I don' t think included the AAPL at that point) and $30k in retirement. Another system I have more detail from - Q1 2015 - portfolio was around $280k. Hard to show a 'return' on the whole portfolio, but... from 2008 - $38k then to a touch under $1.6m now

2Hosslovescash

I own AAPL because people would rather starve than play on their phone.

1098duc_w_the_termi

Dude you missed the boat, AAPL did not. It’s trading at the richest valuation of all original FAANG + NVDA. This is in fact priced in.

Neader

They've been about 25% of my 401(k) since 2017 when I got my first big boy job. Early retirement is a very real possibility. Thanks AAPL.

Sudden_Supermarket_9

At this rate phones can become mini data centers in couple of years as shown in Silicon Valley series. Calls on AAPL.

4Rascal

Why don’t we have iPhones with built in air temp gauges or laser pointers and shit. Give the people what they want $AAPL

colcatsup

I bought $3500 of AAPL in 2008. It’s now $280k.

MakingMoneyIsMe

Yeah it be like that. My cost basis for AAPL and MSFT are low to mid double digits, but I only put 5k in both. I divvied up my other funds into staples, smh.

Bert_McQueen

I started investing by putting money each week into a mutual fund through my bank, I did this for 10 years until I had about $100,000. I don’t even know what it was, it was safe but it didn’t grow very much. After reading a bunch of books and going to a seminar I decided to open a self directed account and started putting a few hundred dollars per week into it. After about 4 years I had invested around $30,000 which grew to $55,000. I started with BRK-B and MSFT and I had some SPY and AAPL. In January of 2025 I received a small inheritance and then I decided to consolidate everything in my self directed account and manage it myself. So in January of 2025 I started with $225,000 which took me about 15 years to save up. Today my portfolio is worth $455,000 meaning that it has doubled in a year and 5 months. In the first year it returned 43% which surprised me, I was hoping for maybe 20%. So far this year it’s up 41%, I am surprised and delighted. Now that I have it where I like it in terms of position size and stocks, I just just keep putting about $500 a month in and I buy whatever is down and cheap out of my chosen stocks. My plan is to hold long term and just keep chipping away. I might start building positions in VRT and ARM over the next year, I also want to add more CAT I wish I had bought more. [Here](https://imgur.com/Wx6JQdp) is what my portfolio looks like today, here is more detail about [ASTS](https://imgur.com/y4Q1xeS) and here is more about [SMH](https://imgur.com/SwtwRMh). I heard about SMH in a youtube video, I learned about ASTS in a reddit post. I learned everything I know from watching youtube videos.

Federal_Radish_1421

I wish I knew. I honestly don’t even think he could explain. I know he likes to buy the hottest IPOs. He bought META as FB at IPO, and also GOOG. AAPL he bought during the 2000s because my sister and his niece both wanted Macbooks, and he figured if the kids like it then maybe there’s something there. I’m not sure why he got so heavy into AMZN, and MU was mostly luck and extreme patience. He picked it up during the GFC super cheap when everyone thought the world was ending. He figured if the ship is going down, he’s going down with it. LRCX he’s added to during bear markets probably since at least the GFC. Maybe it’s not NVDA, but it’s was a slow but steady winner until recently. Some big winners are just holds from low valuations during the GFC, like CAT and some banks. But he’s also been doubling down on his Mag7 stocks on weakness ever since.

jvujo

I don't think that is correct. AAPL struggled in the early to late 90s when Jobs returned. Sears was a solid company until the late 90 early 2000s. AAPL started growing when SHLD started declining, so until the mid to late 90s, Sears was the better investment.

FightOnForUsc

You’re shorting AAPL which still has earnings growth and has shocked people on revenue and earnings growth for decades bc it has a 37x forward PE when TSLA is right there at 220x forward PE and has had earnings growth stagnate. Maybe you’re making the right call maybe not, I’m not a financial advisor and this isn’t financial advice, but it seems like a wild move to me.

JoLagoni

Agree, AAPL kind of landed on the table first as a consumer oriented company with the kind of products fitting the thesis facts

Due-Freedom-5968

>Is AAPL due for a pullback? No.

vinkulafu

You talking to me? How’d you know that my AAPL and RKLB shares will be called away?

Super_Highway_3405

What's so hard to understand? 40% of SPY is mag7 plus broadcom and micron. AMZN retail basically doesn't matter, so the only other one that depends on an average person spending money is AAPL.  So the onus is on you, show me the disastrous earnings. 

SchindlersList1

he sold delta at the absolute low and sold costco at like 1/4th the value today. His long term hold on AAPL has covered a multitude of sins.

PixelPioneerVibes

Yeah, I have been invested in NVDA, AAPL, and MU for the last 8 years. When I have income at a job, I usually split my investments into 50% ETFs and 50% individual stock plays that still have huge upside left. I've actually been shaving my individual concentrated stock positions as surpasses new highs, without exiting completely, and putting those profits into long term ETFs.

gstxprz

I buy 2-3 shares every week of: QQQ, MSFT, NVDA, AAPL. Been doing this for the last 6 years. So far so good.

wildcat1055

[https://x.com/markflowchatter/status/2059637253240913982](https://x.com/markflowchatter/status/2059637253240913982) Friday’s MSCI rebalance will be the largest ever, with a \~$303bn overall trade. Notable tech rebals include: [$NVDA](https://x.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click) (largest trade notionally of \~$11b to sell, net index supply of almost 50mn shares) [$AAPL](https://x.com/search?q=%24AAPL&src=cashtag_click) big large buy \~$3.1b, net demand 10.5m shares) and [$MSFT](https://x.com/search?q=%24MSFT&src=cashtag_click) (big large buy of $2.9b, net demand 7m shares). [$INTC](https://x.com/search?q=%24INTC&src=cashtag_click) should be net index supply of 31.9m shares JPM DESK WELLS DESK

LumpyShock9656

How on earth did VOO end up green with NVDA GOOG AMZN AAPL WMT COST in the red

Plus_Lifeguard1752

Friday's MSCI rebalance will be the largest ever, with a ~$303bn overall trade. Notable tech rebals include: $NVDA (largest trade notionally of ~$11b to sell, net index supply of almost 50mn shares) $AAPL big large buy ~$3.1b, net demand 10.5m shares) and $MSFT (big large buy of $2.9b, net demand 7m shares). $INTC should be net index supply of 31.9m shares JPM DESK WELLS DESK

solidsneeze

I am one again asking for AAPL to be kicked out of the s&p

Sea-Refrigerator7919

AAPL go up already damn

N_cto

SoFi, AAPL, NVDA, ASTS, BB

Sunkettle

Lmao why is AAPL dumping randomly? 😂

JonnyP0T-SmokR

AAPL receives the “fuk me over today” award.

Sunkettle

AAPL can’t decide what it wants to do this week 😭

TurbodToilet

Here they go using AAPL to prop up the indexes yet again. Like clockwork

FakeMetsFan

I'm also the same age but I'm heavily invested in tech (NVDA,MSFT,GOOG,AMD,PLTR,AMZN) as I believe this AI cycle will continue for a few more years at least. I'm going to ride this till I hit $10MM. 20% in AAPL and COST as these are my buy and hold forever companies for me.

knoqd_

I’m never gonna understand the AAPL hype

spellbreaker

I'm thinking wait ~12 mins into open then slam 2% OTM 0dte AAPL calls and see where that goes in the next hour.

Daforce1

I bough several thousand of AAPL when Steve Jobs returned in 1990s and have kept most of it. It’s now worth a lot.