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Oi, get on the car. The market took a sharp dive.
Options Trading Question about strike prices
Everything there is to know in premarket 29.01. Including positioning analysis of GOOGL NVDA and AAPL
Oxy is the most undervalued company based on FCF yield on EV in the market right now.
AAPL: earning this week. Can it make 200+ before that?
$PYPL Ad: Six innovations that will revolutionize commerce
XR products launched in CES 2024, technology IP innovation is expected to achieve a value leap
Came here to find my dumpster for the week.
Wall Street Newsletter S03E06: All-time highs are here. What's next?
Vision Pro’s coming. What are your AAPL moves??
MSFT has now overtaken AAPL in market cap.
what did they say about "An AAPL a day" again
What stocks(s) did y’all buy recently and when was it?
Apple’s MR headset mass production started, Meta creates XR + AI innovative virtual office experience
Apple’s MR headset mass production started, Meta creates XR + AI innovative virtual office experience
Offsetting Previous Losses While Continuing to Invest for the Future
Everything to watch and expect for the trading week ahead, including expectations and analysis around AAPL, TSLA, and RETAIL SALES data.
Everything I'm Watching going into the trading week, including expectations around TESLA, AAPL and SPX Call Resistance at 4800.
AAPL, TSLA, NVDA: What positioning looks like for the short term. Analysis of the option market
AAPL, TSLA, NVDA: What positioning data tells us to expect for price action in Short term.
An Exploration of Analyst Ratings and Stock Market Bias
An Exploration of Analyst Ratings and Stock Market Bias
Is it normal for the index funds to be weighted this heavily by mega caps?
Google, Amazon, and Unity are among the tech companies implementing layoffs to start 2024
What Company Do You Think Is Least Likely to be Doing “Insider Trading”?
TSMC posts flat Q4 revenue but beats expectations
Generative AI drives innovation：There will be more emerging growth opportunities in 2024
Generative AI drives innovation：There will be more emerging growth opportunities in 2024
Apple releases a multimodal LLM model, WIMI AI tech became the AGI mainstream trend
Apple releases a multimodal LLM model, WIMI AI tech became the AGI mainstream trend
Somebody’s iPhone survived a 16000-foot fall completely undamaged. Calls on AAPL
AAPL lags again in premarket after another downgrade in the week. Note: I am holding AAPL and bought more on Tuesday after the 1st downgrade.
AAPL lags again in premarket after another downgrade in the week. Note: I am holding AAPL and bought more on Tuesday after the 1st downgrade
[News] A January "rout" in megacap tech stocks this month is now the Wall Street consensus, according to the BofA equity team.
[NEWS] A January "rout" in megacap tech stocks this month is now the Wall Street consensus, according to the BofA equity team.
The Efficient market theory; Points, counterpoints, discussion.
Okay Portfolio Going Into 2024? [23 YOLD Looking for long term investments]
Deciding REITS for my portfolio. But lack the confidence in knowing how to valuate each choice.
[News] Apple downgraded to underweight by Barclays. This comes as they warn of cooling iPhone demand. Price target at 160, 17% below Spot.
Everything I'm watching in premarket 02/01. Keep an eye on AAPL for intraday trading (if you trade actively), down 2% in premarket at time of writing.
A complete summary of everything I'm watching/Expecting in premarket today 02/01. Keep an eye on AAPL.
If you had $40k to invest right now, what would you do with it?
Buying AAPL $125 Put since it obviously rejected $200
Seeking Advice on Reallocating Tech Stock Profits to IRA: Long-Term Gains vs. Retirement Planning
I am an ex-prop trader and these are the stocks on my watchlist (12/28)
Airpods pro has futuristic sound quality. #AAPL calls
$INTC Israels : 3.2Billion for a Western Worlds TSM. And that ASML NM Machine. 5nm, 3nm, 2nm coming. No More Taiwan TSM China Fear.
The global communications industry has ushered in a new technological revolution
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>Since you're already heavily invested in VTI, putting the additional $5k into SCHG (Schwab U.S. Large-Cap Growth ETF) could help diversify your portfolio a bit more within the U.S. stock market. No. Exactly the opposite. SCHG holds 197 stocks, 99% of which are already in the 3,539 held in VTI. By holding SCHG, you are becoming **less** diversified than holding VTI by itself. NVDA is 6.6% of VTI. It is 10.8% of SCHG. AAPL is 6.4% of VTI, 9.9% of SCHG. MSFT is 5.6% of VTI, 8.6% of SCHG. See how you are less diversified by holding SCHG? You're just holding more of the top stocks. You can use [https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php](https://www.etfrc.com/funds/overlap.php) to see the overlaps.
IMHO, Apple is a hold. See https://www.zacks.com/stock/quote/AAPL?q=AAPL.
>People always tell me don’t buy individual stocks you’re better off investing in an index fund, which is why im asking this question. I’ve been investing for almost 9 years, pretty happy with my results so far and have learned a ton along the way. It boils down to if you can consistently beat the SP500 returns. I would argue the benchmark should probably now be NAS100 instead as it consistently beats SP500, and majority of SP500 top weights are also NAS100 top weights. I think there's an important distinction to make about the advice. It's more for the average person who does not keep track of financials and industry trends. If you are someone who knows how to evaluate key measures from 10Q's and 10K's, and even better you have insight into the industry, then you can you make some very sound choices. I would also say that large consumer facing brands have been some of the best performers past 2 decades. In this sense it has made it a bit "easier" for retail to do well as many have no clue about AAPL META GOOGL AMZN TSLA financials but were able to profit greatly from them. Also something to keep in mind is past 5 years is effectively a bull market. It's harder to be losing money than to be making money in this timeframe.
Googl, QQQ , and AAPL Leaps (PMCC Strategies) all worked well with well managed Covered Calls in 2025.
I’d throw AAPL in there as well. Though Tesla calls are fun to play with
Got an easy source for you for automated earning call transcripts that won't cost an arm or leg. Full disclosure I own it - [Earning Call Transcripts](https://app.snowflake.com/marketplace/listing/GZTYZ40XYU5) listing on the Snowflake Marketplace. Quarterly earning call transcripts of 4,500 companies of the last 20 years. Free trial of AAPL. There's also a few APIs out there as well.
This is why I own AAPL, GOOG, AMZN, MSFT, NVDA and META. I used to own TSLA as well until I found out that Elon was such a douche and well fuck him so I sold that shit.
I remember couple months ago GOOG was danger of going extinct because ChatGPT was gonna eat its search lunch, AAPL is posed to die any moment for missing the AI train and NVDA had exclusive monopoly on AI hardware. GOOG AI is kicking Sam Altman's ass, kids still think iphone are better than ghetto androids and iphone sales continue to truck along and NVDA is sweating bullets on GOOG new TPU which is posed to eat its lunch.
AAPL toilet bowl formation.
I didn’t follow any of it. I bought some Alphabet a while ago because it looked undervalued (it’s up roughly 100% since then). NVDA has been too volatile in the past and I hate buying stuff that rallied so much so I didn’t even look at that, and AAPL and MSFT are basically the boring stuff you buy if you have no better idea: never really wrong but they’ll never a big hit, either…
Probably depends on the ticker, never have issues rolling my GOOGL / AAPL / NVDA ones but you’re prob right about LULU. Glad I only bought one lol
Sold a AAPL put to ber right before the pump -- its already -33%. Its like taking candy from a Tylenol baby.
there were also rumours with apple: TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggested the chip giant could become the foundry supplier for some of Apple's (AAPL) M-series processors. https://seekingalpha.com/news/4526553-intel-jumps-as-analyst-says-prospects-of-apple-deal-have-improved-significantly
Once short term calls gets wiped, it'll go up eventually. They're the 2nd tech company BRK actually invested in, and the first one that's not due to something as stupid as "for their phones". Retail will keep flowing in like they did with AAPL, I won't be surprised if they surpass NVDA and become the first 10T company by the turn of the decade. GOOGL have stupid amount of money that not even NVDA can compare to.
I have AAPL, NVDA, and GOOGL calls 🤗🤡
Their buyback program does establish a floor to the stock, but otherwise I think I'm with you. AAPL's PE typically doesn't last long above 30, and their dividend is very stingy. On the flip side though, they're a reliable stock. Everyone else is shoveling money into capex that has an uncertain return. Every quarter that goes by without some killer AI product emerging will require that much more future revenue to justify the expenditures. In that environment, AAPL is a safe port.
All depends on Cook's successor. GOOGL pumped a LOT while Apple is a slow grower. Can see AAPL #1, GOOGL #2, NVDA #3 by Feb and GOOGL #1 by the Summer.
I sold AAPL around $200 to $220 range.. Kinda regretted it when I went to the store to pick up my 17 Pro a week after it launched and still have to wait an hour in line just to get it.
Holding 50% of my assets in 1 single stock. AAPL btw
Not in my opinion, we will likely see another rate cut, cool CPI, and decent jobs report; and GOOGL is still the cheapest house in an expensive neighborhood (AAPL 37x PE, MSFT 34.5x, GOOGL 31x) 15%+ growth. Technically overbought based on RSI, so I wouldn't open a huge position right now but might be worth getting a little exposure. I plan to hold GOOGL for a very long time though, so based on your strategy you might want to adjust your approach. I'm holding what I have now and will accumulate on any major dips.
Stop pumping penny stocks like AAPL
Calls.. calls it is… RBLX, IBIT, and AAPL..
thanks to $AAPL &$GOOG
Retail? AMZN? AAPL? They have been trying to make great phones, but they all suck.
You’re mistaken for AAPL. Apple is always my green beam of hope in the sea of red lol.
Two things can be true at once, you can have people both using it to avoid inflation and trying to get rich quick off of it. Just ask some of the gold heads. I also never said it was necessarily a good way of avoiding inflation, honestly I don’t think gold is either, profit producing equities are always the best choice there. Yes, it’s very easy to use with venmo, I did that myself back in 2021 when I had a lot of cash tips in my Venmo I didn’t need and they started offering the crypto wallet. Got like a 150% gain by forgetting about it for a year or two. Dumb money isn’t using their own wallets, they’re using Robinhood and Coinbase. Measurable data is always the best, it’s also always behind and if you can include lived experience it’s not necessarily a bad thing. The strip clubs near me are dead on Saturday nights, my grocery store’s rewards discount is almost 40% lower than it was this time last year, with less items available for it. And yet the concerts I’ve attended in the last couple weeks have all been packed, the fancy clubs are less busy but the dive bars are pumping. I can tie that with fed data and recognize people are struggling but not at a breaking point yet, and that informs my decision to go long for the next few months. Besides all of that, the position I’m talking about here is like 4% of my port. GOOG, AAPL, and NVDA are still my largest holdings. I’m also heavy on mineral and mining. It’s a play with some of my loose cash to see if I can pull a nice 4-5x by timing the market, and honestly my odds here are better than my 8-10 leg sports parlays that I drop 10 cents into
You sound like the one who would panic sell when they sold AAPL under 200. LOL
Basically your second point. They are so far out, and I think it has more to run. Once TPU and Google Cloud scaling starts to show in earnings, it will demand a higher multiple. If it was just a sentiment shift, I would have trimmed and jumped back in, but I believe the rise in price will be backed by EPS gains. Similar to what we saw with MSFT when it pivoted to Cloud/Enterprise and with AAPL when it pivoted to services. Also Google is on a war footing, and they will not let OpenAI eat their lunch. They have the integrations, cashflow, and balance sheet to compete. I see them as a long term winner in the AI space.
crazy how SPY and AAPL recovered for the week but NVDA didn't
$DE has followed the $AAPL and $MSFT product strategy of planned obsolescence.
AAPL telling ATH she doesn't need to worry, he just wants to put in the tip for a little bit, definitely not going past that.
AAPL is just going up like no one cares about them lol
AAPL telling ATH she doesn't need to worry, he just wants to put in the tip for a little bit, definitely not going past that.
I love me some red $AAPL 🍎
GOOGL will become #1 by market cap before end of year. Only thing I feel is absolutely certain right now. Right now, NVDA is 4.4 trillion, AAPL is 4.1 trillion, GOOGL 3.9 trillion. GOOGL has everything right now and we're going to see historical levels of FOMO the next month.
GOOGL AAPL AMZN strong like ox
AAPL hasn't ran the SPY in over a year.
Dementia is scary. My mom has spoke fluid English as long as I can remember despite it being her second language. Now she’s losing it and reverting to her native language. Calls on AAPL I guess, with their fancy new AirPods with live translation.
Ugh I remember buying this in May when it sold off on new that AAPL was going to change its search or some bs, I sold it a week later thinking I was a genius. Haha
What’s the YTD performance of AAPL? Google and Robinhood give wildly different figures. Who do I trust?
AAPL is shit and is going to 0 Sent from my iPhone
While chip designers have been implementing new ways & technologies to achieve meaningful performance gains on new generations of computer chips and companies have been adding new AI features & software to their devices … Ever since Moore’s Law became defunct, we’ve been getting less and less improvements year-over-year. New consumer tech hardware sales could be in shambles in the near future. Consumer technology sales leaders like AAPL need to grow their other businesses to mitigate the issue.
AAPL and GOOGL same market cap?! About to switch to a Pixel to put Google on top.
AAPL calls at close gonna print bigly tmo
AAPL current market cap is 4 Trillion, where will this unspecified AI company get that kind of scratch?
If Tim Apple announces AirPod socks AAPL is going to $300
MSFT to $500, AAPL to $290, and SPY to $690 by Friday and I’ll be a happy champ
GOOGL AAPL AMZN AVGO safe haven
I need AAPL to pump 5% for no reason
Is META the only thing holding the Q's up right now? I need for GOOG & AAPL to go red soon.
AAPL, Goog, and Meta throwing around money they don't have
$AAPL about to dethrone $NVDA as #1 company by market cap now
AAPL about to be largest company again.
Why tf is AAPL ripping when everything else is down? Is it because I happened to have AAPL puts this week?
38 PE and single digit growth. AAPL is so overvalued lmao. Who the fuck pays sub overnight rate on earnings yield for a stock with minimal growth that just fired a ton of sales people right before peak sales season. Maybe I should short AAPL too
NVDA about to lose the top spot to AAPL
The winner between NVDA and GOOGL is... AAPL!
Every fucking day…. AAPL down .5% premarket, then ramp that bitch right at open…
AAPL new ATH. It's trying to breakout
AAPL ATH thanks to that sock
Every day $AAPL does the same thing, shoot straight up at market open
this shit used to happen to GOOG in reverse, like when it dropped 10% in a day when AAPL said searches were down in Safari. Nice for the shoe to be on the other foot for once
In my experience people are usually off base about what they perceive as a bearish long term trade indicator because in all likelihood a company like NVDA can and will innovate itself past this problem. I’ve held AAPL since 2013 and I can’t even tell you the amount of time people have said they’re cooked.
For “old heads” who remember, AAPL used to be that discounted stock: “they’re too dependent on iPhones”
Even AAPL is a 37 P/E. These are post-QE P/Es my man. Heck, they probably figure another round of QE within the next 5 years or something. Might even get some QE in 2026.
GOOGL will overtake AAPL and NVDA before Christmas
Am I retarded for buying weekly $290 AAPL calls?
Sold my NVDA AMZN AAPL and full ported into GOOGL today.
It’s basically jumped $40 in a week, the last time the stock rose like this was in October and that was over a period of 3 weeks. It’s directly correlated to S&P performance, same thing happened with AAPL today.
GOOGL should overtake NVDA maybe, but it definitely should overtake AAPL. 4 Trillion easy.
Anyone check on this regard: [Sold his truck to buy puts on GOOG and AAPL.](https://www.reddit.com/r/smallstreetbets/comments/1p57tg5/i_sold_my_truck_and_bought_puts_and_im_doubling/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)
Did AAPL drop a new sleeve or something? Wtf
It's really starting to piss me off. I bought NVDA, GOOG and AAPL all at the same time, each purchase represented 15% of my portfolio by cost basis. They were my big three, my pillars of MAG 7 happening s and since then, GOOG is up 56%, AAPL's up 19% and NVDA is up 1%. I'm not gonna drop it because I know it's not going anywhere and eventually I'll be happy it's in my portfolio but I need it back at 200 so I don't feel like an idiot.
Will AAPL finally push through and get a blow off top like GOOG?
AAPL is doing layoff. We definitely need a rate cut now. 100bps probably.
Just FYI. AAPL grew 136% over the past 5 years. AMZN grew 40%. I wouldn’t say AAPL is the stagnating one in the big 7
270 AAPL puts are my degen play of the week
For those wondering why AMZN is bothering to get their AI up and running being so late in the game in comparison to GOOG and openAI is because Bezos doesn't want to be sucking Sam Altman or Google's dick for the AI like AAPL has done for their AI needs.
A **really** good lesson for the young investors here and one I wish I knew when I first starting investing in my 20s: Oftentimes the best buy is the stock you already own. You don't need to go looking around. Just buy more of x. I bought AXP in 2008 @ 26/share, AAPL in 2011 @ 12/share, META in 2022 @ ~120/share. Actually also NVDA in 2008 at .2/share but let's not talk about that one. And in all cases - outside of dividend reinvestment - I never averaged up cause I was looking around for the next undervalued trade when in fact I already owned it.
Am I wrong to own a little bit of RDDT, AMZN, AAPL, TSM, GOOGL
No one knows what the market will do in the short term. But the PE multiple deserves to be similar to MSFT and both deserve to be higher than AAPL, so there's room for GOOG to still go higher.
If: CapEx spending is the problem Then: Apple (AAPL)
Interesting but I will confess that $AAPL has a strange strategy for live TV. Almost a boutique like feel. I sure do not see what it is, so do not expect it to move this behemoth.
Read. Start with Peter Lynches “One Up on Wall Street”. It remains very applicable to today’s market. I opened my first brokerage at 16 and used money I made working a summer job to buy and continue adding to AAPL starting with not much more than you have now. You could say I got lucky. I’d say I was just being observant. SPY is a great place to start but don’t be afraid to make mistakes and learn from them. It’s how you develop as an investor.
Need consumer hardware for people to use it too. That's why AAPL is both immune and pumping
Why? AAPL does it all the time.
Glad I shorted AAPL
So will AAPL dump when Tim Cook steps down? 😔
AAPL gang how we feelin? New ATHs ahead?
My biggest mistake was not buying in. I remember doing D&D on TSLA around 2017 and writing it in my journal, ended up not buying because I always stick to fundamentals. i still turned out ok because i decided to just keep on piling money to AAPL, COST, MSFT and JPM rather than add another company. NVidia was the most recent one, post 2020. I bought AMD instead.. Still got up bigly and ended up selling all of it few months ago near $200.