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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
Mentions
I see this as a catalyst for the stock, however I am somewhat concerned on their margins. Lower prices are awesome but what are they making for profit per phone. With memory prices increasing and shrinking margins, and these lower prices shrinking margins I wonder what that is doing. However if you look at the spec sheet of this new phone and the Neo they are mostly made from recycled materials. My daughter is 11. She has been bugging me about getting a used iPhone 16 for about $339 from Amazon. I will happily get her a 17e for $499 instead. This will take market share away from used iPhones and used MacBooks, or push their prices even lower. I mean hell, now I can get her a new Neo and new 17e for $1000. Ahh ya, no brainer. Plus remember, a major source of Apple's revenue is through subscriptions and the App store, their services pivot a few years ago is just going to be exaggerated by this. I am a high school teacher, I have 128 kids. 124 of them have iPhones. 2 don't have phones and 2 weird kids have Galaxies to 'be different'. When 9th graders stop having iPhones Ill let everyone know. Until then, ya, AAPL is going to crush it.
AAPL must be frustrated nobody has perfected ai enough for them to copy yet
I think you are overthinking it. They continue to improve their products, increasing their reach, getting more people within their ecosystem and encouraging them to buy more. Add the increase in India that will surely continue. Last quarter Apple sold the most iPhones ever. [Link here](https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/29/the-iphone-just-had-its-best-quarter-ever/). They just keep on delivering. Even their wearables like watch and headphones/earbuds have massive revenues that continue to impress. Technology will continue to move forward and Apple will just make more money from it, unless they make several massive mistakes. I am not expert on Apple products, I don't own any, but I do own a nice amount of $AAPL. I will continue to hold through any ups and downs, just focusing on the long term outlook
AAPL went from selling an aluminum monitor stand for $999 in 2019 to an affordable aluminum MacBook for $599. # The times they are a-changin’
I like the new MacBook production. Calls on AAPL
AAPL. Bought it in 2014. Sold half in 2019 after it doubled. Obviously, wish I hadn’t. It’s the only ten bagger I’ve had in 50 years of investing. My YoC is 4.2% which is pretty good for a Mag7. I’m retired now, it’s about 5% of my portfolio, and I hope I never have to sell.
That was the common wisdom in 2001, too. My point isn’t that AAPL is going to outperform MSFT between now and 2051; it’s that recognizing when the common wisdom is wrong is where you can make the most money. The common wisdom is always in favor of Microsoft, and betting against Microsoft has been quite lucrative in my lifetime.
Gonna buy AAPL tomorrow because all the poor Gen Z’ers are busting a nut over shitty hand glued MacBook Neos. EASY MONEY.
Imagine selling companies like AAPL and GOOG, and buying a piece of shit like TSLA
if steve jobs could see AAPL's bloated pig of a product catalogue now he would weep
If you had invested the $150k in an index fund it would be worth $418,650 today. If you had put it into boring old $AAPL it would be worth $1,050,000. I won't tell you $NVDA because I don't want to depress you.
Thoughts on which tech stocks for a tech lite investor to dip his toes in if he thinks this Kangaroo S&P might be heading for another rotation? Don't suggest $AAPL as I did BTD on $SONY last week. Also no chip stocks as I do own a large position in $EWY.
i'm struggling to understand how AAPL thought macbook neo won't eat into ipad and macbook air sales
AAPL sucks so fucking much...
Imagine selling AAPL and GOOG to buy TSLA
AAPL is more dog shit
13 of 14 candles on the 15 min today for Apple have been red. What a treat. I don't understand how the market can be freaking out because AI Capex is too high, then completely ignore a green day and sell AAPL because cHaTbOt DeLaYeD
Tim AAPL doing his best to ruin a good day
*Who sucks donkey dick????* *AAPL SUCKS DONKEY DICK!!!*
MacBook Neo yet no AAPL moon 😤
Boy AAPL really has gone down the shitter hasn't it...
AAPL know its a fake pump. Not gonna try
AAPL teasing a light sell off. Probably see 255 this week
It looks like AAPL have some weights and not letting to go up
If AAPL dumps I'll send someone a band. I'm fucking tired of losing money
Yes, I've been using LLMs like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity (especially its Finance mode for real-time market scans and sentiment pulls) as research sidekicks in my stock analysis workflow—mostly for summarizing SEC filings and poking holes in my theses.Claude's great for data analysis; I paste CSV exports from Yahoo Finance (e.g., intraday OHLCV for NSE stocks) and ask it to flag outliers or run quick correlations. It's less hallucination-prone than GPT-4o on numbers and handles structured prompts well, like "Compare AAPL's moat vs MSFT using Porter's Five Forces." Perplexity Finance mode shines for quick NSE/BSE trending stock checks without hallucinations, pulling live data like top gainers or OI buildup. NotebookLM's audio summaries are cool for commutes but yeah, opaque filtering—I've missed key footnotes before
Take out AAPL and NVDA and there has been alot of 20% drops and pain. The market weight of those stocks covers up alot
AAPL red in PM. HIlarious.
Just use the no internal sp500 and international funds. Not a bad idea to have some early (you’re young) exposure to favorite blue chips (TSLA AAPL NVDA META). Just don’t panic sell or market time. I doubt they allow FBTC in those, a little buy and hold in that would be nice. I guess you could a little in a regular Ira. It shouldn’t be a significant allocation anyways. Be sure to invest auto and weekly in a taxable also. Maybe find a trustworthy pro to guide you through it. Talk to the Fidelity advisors. They are nice (probably too nice for my liking). Sounds like you will do great. You likely make too much for Roth if you’re maxing like that. Best of luck!!
I saw the same video on IG. I suspect it's not accurate because I recall there is a huge spike at the very end, which you would think is NVDA right? Well NVDA became largest market cap in mid-2024, when bulk it's run-up was already in place. So you'd have mostly AAPL and some MSFT carrying that last leg up. While they did well, they didn't go parabolic as the video's chart suggested.
Should’ve sold my AAPL calls yesterday when they were up.
AAPL does what AAPL wants. No fucking correlation with SPY
I'll have to look them up, because AAPL crushed it and got hammered, MSFT crushed it and got hammered. NVDA basically destroyed every metric historically and got crushed.. and TGT reports earnings, while their supply chain is being fucked into the ground and they are green.. They must have announced a new line of products that cure death or something.
AAPL is bouncing around right now like some fine imported booty....
The way AAPL moves never makes any sense. Moves 0.5% every minute, but never goes anywhere through out the day.
Hmm MSFT and AAPL holding p well
It's not about "the market" because the "market" is now NVDA and AAPL. It's how horrible some individual stocks have done. Consumer staples were crashing like it was 2008 last year. Now stocks like MSFT, CRM, BX have/are
AAPL just went parabolic lol
Agree with the below, I think it's a good play here and should go up 10-20% a year for a while with 1% dividend. Many analysts are concerned that AI will reduce white collar workforce and MS Windows software licenses, but I think they can just increase price .... and they'll also get more efficient using AI themseles. GOOOG and AMZN also well positioned given their diversification, consumer knowledge, and Cloud business (AI will need a lot more cloud). AAPL seems like a safe play too, but think will be sideways for a while, especially if relations with China get worse.
Bet AAPL gonna moon today, usually goes against the rest of the market 🍏
Trades done - AAPL put, AAPL put, AMZN long, SPY put before Nvda earnings, and now XLE and OXY (oil exposures) contracts before Iran war.
Good companies, solid financials, reasonably priced price earnings, good gross profit, margin and a moat as big as possible on their products. I won’t be shy with my suggestions, MO, JNJ, KO, MPLX, AAPL, GOOG, RTX, PANW, BKH.
Because this is WSB, we don’t buy $AAPL and sell covered calls into infinity. We got to poly and “invest” on what tomorrow’s biggest loser will be.
Think back to what the stock market fundamentally is: you’re owning a slice of a company. AAPL for example isn’t directly affected by this engagement with Iran. Why would the stock move in any direction Even with globalization, most US companies profits aren’t entangled with the administration of Iran so they don’t move because of it
fine ill beg, please moon AAPL MMs
AAPL: we’re releasing last years product but increasing the number in the name Market: shiiiiieeeeetttttt 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈
How poor do you have to be to think that's even an insult? What a classic millennial straw grasping whenever your generation can't win an argument, seethe harder. Also I did it at the start before drop shipping was even a word invented by the failures of the industry who went for the MLM TedTalk scam route, it was actually lucrative because I had actual connections to make use of in Hong Kong. I haven't drop ship shit since 2017 after making money off AAPL and TSLA.
AAPL event this week, calls 🍏
GOOGL red on news AAPL might want to use their cloud?
Do you guys see that spike on AMZN and AAPL?
Forward P/E in tech is around historical average and why haven't you picked Amazon or Microsoft, but AAPL, which, it's true, didn't correct much. Considering the future tech developments, it's cheap.
Anyone here old enough to remember the French Canadian wearing a wolf mask trading 0dte AAPL
Damn Tim AAPL missed the red memo
Unless WWIII breaks out, I'll stick with a mix of stable blue chip tech and stable blue chip consumer staple stocks. AMD, AAPL, JNJ, KO like that.
Most of them are major tech companies like NVDA (highest portion), MSFT, AAPL, GOOG, META.
If theres one tech stock thatll be green when shit hits the fan tmrw, its AAPL. Has anyone else noticed it likes to inverse the market recently?
Sorry, you've never swing traded. My neighbor turned me onto it. I've made roughly $ 27K YTD off CRWV, RKLB, RDDT, ANET, TSLA, GOOG, MU, AAPL, and AMD. I've been conservative, too. My core holding gains pale in comparison to the gains I've made from swing trades. If I were more aggressive, I could have made 5X that...easily. I try not to gamble though.
Yeah this is a really common issue when you are buying across multiple accounts. VOO, VTI, and large cap growth funds all have massive overlap since the S&P 500 makes up like 85% of VTI anyway, and the top holdings in growth funds are the same mega caps. The simplest fix is to pick one core holding for US exposure and stick with it across all three accounts. VTI or VOO in everything, then add international (VXUS) for actual diversification. Right now you are probably 95%+ US without realizing it. For actually seeing the overlap across accounts, I have been using investinsight.io to pull all my holdings into one view. Makes it way easier to spot when you are double dipping on the same companies across different funds. Before that I was just guessing and it turned out I had way more AAPL and MSFT exposure than I thought.
Guys, should we be buying 1-2 year outs on consumer hardware companies like AAPL due to memory crunch???!! Think ahead, how much room there is for aapl to fall…
Guys, should we be buying 1-2 year outs on consumer hardware companies like AAPL due to memory crunch???!! Think ahead, how much room there is for aapl to fall…
If they hadn’t invested in AAPL would they have beaten SPY?
>They didn’t really deploy anything Not only that they used very lame excuse to sell AAPL. LOL
The longer it lasts, the worse it becomes for the markets. I already picked up KO, JNJ, CL & KMB. If my high volatility stocks start declining (AMD, NVDA, AAPL, PANW and a few others), I will unload and go safe with more consumer staple stocks.
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.
AAPL wins this race. They are not burning any cash and people will still buy iPhone, iPad, MacBook, AirPods, and Apple Watch regardless of who is ahead in AI.
My AAPL calls got washed. Thank you 🥭 I really got tired of winning
NVDA and AAPL getting de-listed was not on my bingo card
[LATEST NEWS] AAPL partners with NVDA to fuck retailers
Okay I went balls deep and averaged down on that AAPL dip
everything going up in the last minutes except for AAPL and NVDA 🤡🤡
NVDA and AAPL you shits preventing ES to fly
everything going up except for NVDA and AAPL 🤡🤡
AAPL slammed into the abyss while META pumps to heaven. SPY still confused. More at 11.
/NQ is basically flat with AAPL, META, MSFT, NVDA and the entire software and semiconductor sectors getting blasted wtf is holding it up. Few boomer components can't possibility have that much weight to offset it
Yeah ignore reality and just look at the surface of the indexes🤡 The market is experiencing some of its worst price action ever since October. The market is completely broken. High-beta stocks are getting hit 5–10% almost every week. For a huge part of the market, this is a crash even if the headline indexes pretend everything is fine. For hundreds of stocks, this feels worse than 2022. The S&P 500 has gone basically nowhere since October, yet a massive portion of individual names are down anywhere from 20–70% from their highs. What’s even more frustrating? Companies are reporting massive beats - top line, bottom line, sometimes triple beats and still dropping 20–30% afterward. It honestly feels like earnings strength is being punished instead of rewarded. Meanwhile, defensive names with stretched valuations and limited growth are grinding higher every day. Costco and Walmart trade at extremely high P/E ratios with modest growth, yet they get bid nonstop. At the same time, Nvidia and other high-growth names, many with lower forward P/Es and significantly higher growth rates get sold relentlessly. And look at the divergence: $NVDA is 15% off ATHs $AAPL is 7% off ATHs $MSFT is 31% off ATHs $GOOG is 14% off ATHs $META is 20% off ATHs $AMZN is 22% off ATHs $TSLA is 20% off ATHs $AVGO is 23% off ATHs Which means the average drawdown from ATHs from some of the eight biggest companies in the world is just about 20%. Yet $SPY is only 2% from all-time highs. So the index looks fine but underneath, there’s serious damage. The Mag 7 are now trading at their cheapest relative levels versus the S&P 493 since 2016. Several of them are at their lowest valuations since 2020–2021, despite significantly stronger earnings power today. And people are still calling it a bubble?
Because he’s bashing them on a down day. It’ll be like RTX….AAPL….INTC….NVDA all over again. Pretty much anytime he bashes a company he then praises them.
🥭 will pump AAPL next week.
Check out [theledgerterminal.com/AAPL](http://theledgerterminal.com/AAPL) . It's a modern value line alternative. I like it mainly for the log scale graphs, it's hard to find these types of graphs on other platforms, and both Munger and Buffett often commented on how they can be the best tool to quickly understand a business. You can tell how much price has changed, earnings changes and a median multiple line to help you understand if it's trading below or above it's average multiple. Quite handy
What did you see in TD and AAPL that made you pull the trigger? Congrats
AAPL acting like it lost the Paramount bidding war
Just let it drop, this is stupid. Most companies have been in the shitter since the rate hike fiasco in ‘22 and will never recover.. The Mags haven’t been doing much better but MMs use AAPL to prop things up every time NVDA wobbles. Blind corruption through and through
Ok boys remember Select stock options now expire three days a week. Introducing Monday and Wednesday expirations—unlocking more days to drive your options strategies. The first of these options will expire on Monday, February 2nd. Available for: TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, IBIT, AMZN, META, AVGO, GOOGL, and MSF
This is the way I do (me too techy): I list my tech favorites (like GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN, PLTR, AAPL) and started buying token shares (less than 5). Whenever, each stock goes down 2%-5%, I try to DCA until each stock is allocated to $20000. I do not sell them if they drop/grow in value. This is buy/dca/hold investment side. Rest of the money, I trade in leveraged stocks to add more money to my account.
Cool data. I read that investing everything in the largest company by market cap outperforms the S&P 500. I have been using this strategy for a few years in one of our Roth IRAs and have performed great. I had gains in NVDA, AAPL, MSFT.
Samsung has a built in privacy screen on their phone. AAPL phone continues to be… whomp whomp whomp
GOOGL 350. AAPL 310. META 750. MSFT 550. Right fucking now bro.
Well, $SPY has you widely diversified. It’s a steady play that outperforms a lot of the market. I keep between 10–20% of my portfolio there. Take a look at $AAPL, $AMZN and $GOOGL. If your account allows for fractional stock purchases, you’ll have a few shares of each fairly soon. Once your portfolio is worth $50K or so, you can start a position in $GLD as a hedge. I’d work on this plan until you have a robust position that lets you build on strength.
Sweet. Nothing wrong with your logic. So you need to understand that a pro managed portfolio is well balanced. It will have the perfect mix of small and mid cap, international, diversified bonds, etc. All of that means nothing compared to just easy VOO and chill. Sp500 will be less diversified, 100% equity (full aggressive). And to someone who has been buying VOO on the regular, not a big deal. Sounds like you’re doing great! Pro managed = diversification = less risk. Less risk normally = less reward (as you’ve obviously noticed lol). If you’re comfortable, self manage. Do VOO, maybe a couple of allocations for high conviction tech stocks you like. TSLA NVDA AAPL. Nothing huge. But since you will leave there for 17 years, 5k of each might be real nice. Just don’t panic sell. Sounds like you got that covered. Best of luck!
AAPL about to get bricked LMAO 🤌📲