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Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - July 28, 2026 📈 📉
Is anyone able to explain this drop the past few days? Are stocks like MSFT, GOOGL, and AAPL what we should be buying now?
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - July 27, 2026 📈 📉
Why the fuck is Apple booming so much this year?
Apple just hit a fresh ATH above $337 while other Mag 7 have the AI capex concern. Apple's capex is 1.8% of revenue, Alphabet's is 37.5%
ORCL and VST getting dumped because of "AI overspending" fears, and I think the market is just wrong
Metrics for the top 3 show NVDA is incredible at this price
I model dealer gamma daily. Right now all three big index ETFs are negative-gamma below their flip,
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - July 17, 2026 📈 📉
Apple will win the Ai trade and its not close
Regard play of the week: AAPL 7/16 Puts 0dte
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - July 16, 2026 📈 📉
Rate my 2003 setup. Just sold my AAPL bags at $15.50 to go all-in on Enron
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - July 13, 2026 📈 📉
Hedgeye initiated a short call on Apple Inc. (AAPL ) forecasting a potential decline of 23%.
Hands down, MSFT is the worst fucking investment I have ever owned
Apple announces chip deal with Broadcom worth more than $30 billion
Apple announces chip deal with Broadcom worth more than $30 billion
Apple to increase spend with Broadcom to produce billions more U.S. chips. $AAPL 🤝 $AVGO
Broker's fees aside, which would be better, buying etf or the individual stocks at the same ratio?
MU stellar earnings = SOXX ⬇️ MSFT & AAPL bad news = MAGS ⬆️
Micron earnings strength + current semiconductor exposure in my portfolio
Micron (MU) earnings really changed the mood in my portfolio
Micron Price Target Analysis Part 2
Holographic/VR/AR Industry Development Weekly Report, Week 25
A concentrated tech portfolio positioned around semis and AI exposure with mixed hedging through options
Accessing US Stock Leverage from Europe: Platforms, Limitations and Alternatives
Is anyone else looking at this perfect storm hitting by November? ($150 oil, US debt spiral, and the IPO index drain)
Holographic/VR/AR Industry Development Weekly Report, Week 24
The "Canadian Put" — for those of us who can't sell puts in a retirement account
$META is now more attractive valuation-wise than Warren Buffett's fav stock $AAPL
New midweek expiration dates getting approved by regulators
AAPL officially a NVDA customer: Blackwell B200s powering new Siri on GOOGL Cloud
Holographic/VR/AR Industry Development Weekly Report, Week 23
Apple and the new AI-Siri: My thesis on AAPL
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - June 8, 2026 📈 📉
Am I crazy or is there underappreciated risk of AAPL re-rating significantly downward?
I ran NVDA and AAPL through 15 frameworks today and here’s what came back.
New Congressional Trade Disclosed: 20% median return, 95% win rate
New Congressional Trade Disclosed: 20% median return, 80% win rate
How I am aiming to turn my remaining $4,000 into $25,000 this month. No weekly lottos, just heavy momentum.
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - June 3, 2026 📈 📉
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - June 2, 2026 📈 📉
What Trillion Dollar Stock is trading at a 14 p/e?
$GOOGL is the only MAG7 worth owning (and first to 10T market cap).
$GOOGL is the only MAG7 worth owning (and first to 10T market cap).
Shorting AAPL due to rising inflation and shrinking margins
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - May 29, 2026 📈 📉
Anthropic and OpenAI together are worth $2T, but NVIDIA says Physical AI is worth $50T, what’s the chip play there?
Advice? (Please no hate) long term holding
21 year old college student with $10k saved, what would you do in my spot?
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - May 27, 2026 📈 📉
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - May 26, 2026 📈 📉
Posted GEX levels before open today 5/26 — 9 out of 9 held at king by close
Holographic/VR/AR Industry Development Weekly Report, Week 21
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - May 25, 2026 📈 📉
What stocks are you buying or dumping when China makes a move on Taiwan?
Posted GEX levels before market open Friday— 8 out of 11 held at king by close
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - May 22, 2026 📈 📉
GOOGL is looking real Smug for a company who was almost destroyed 1 year ago
Google is looking real Smug for a company who was almost destroyed 1 year ago.
AAPL at $302, 36.6x P/E. Can AI justify the premium?
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - May 21, 2026 📈 📉
big tech's $350B AI capex is returning about 18 cents on the dollar
A Casual Conspiracy Theory on Semi-Conductor Industry Movement This Week
Mentions
One month is noise, especially with a 5+ year horizon. The more important question is why these three and why these weights—AAPL is half the portfolio. If you don't have a strong thesis on each, I'd simplify into a broad low-cost index and stop checking P&L monthly. If you do have theses, write down what would invalidate them and hold unless that changes. Trading based on +8% or -9.5% after four weeks is just letting price action make the decision for you.
Some caviar called Strotarrga Bianco costs 40k per teaspon. WTF. The things you learn on Your Friends and Neighbors. Calls on AAPL.
AAPL had a good chance to buy Anthropic at an affordable (for them) valuation in ~2024 when it was only valued at like $20 billion and Apple had over $100B in cash on had, and many speculated that they would. They are no longer a reasonable acquisition target due to their exponential valuation explosion, and any attempt at it would almost definitely be blocked by regulators.
There isn't going to be enough AI revenue generating TAM to support a \~10^(13) AI investment. Who is going to pay the 1% monthly payments required to pay off the cost of money on $7 TRILLION DOLLARS of capital investment over 5-6 years? 1% of 7 Trillion is 70 billion in loan payments ***per month***. AMZN, MSFT, AAPL, and META combined are only paying \~$7B per month right now on cost of money for their existing CAPEX. Do the math and you'll discover that there aren't enough paying customers on the planet to generate even that much revenue per month in total, much less paying off loans at that level, which would arguably require at least 10x the revenue or 700B in revenue ***per month***. The entire S&P 500 generates only 1.5T in revenue per month. AI isn't going to increase it by 50% in 5 years, friend. $700B/month is \~$90 per person per month on the planet. Who's gonna pay that? I won't pay $9, and you're certainly not going to get it in Uganda. This is why the AI sector topped out last month, and the big Wall St. houses are rotating sectors slowly to avoid spooking a market crash. How does that Jeremy Irons quote go? *"So you're telling me that the music is about to stop, and we're going to be left holding the biggest bag of odorous excrement ever assembled in the history of capitalism."*
Hmmm. Maybe shorting AAPL would work.
short AAPL, WMT, NVDA right now you think these are safe? Nowhere is safe
Just think if you’d only have bought AAPL. On average it returns 1.8% every 18 days going back 25 years. You’d be up 25% YTD and laughing at the memTards instead of being one. But it’s just a “boomer” stock amirite. I’m happy to sell my covered calls to you when it hits $375
Look im gonna help you fks make some money ok. MU forward P/E is 4. If you are willing to bank that this Capex buildout goes on for another 2-3 years, buying now is basically free money. You don't have to try to guess how many fking subs NFLX gets next quarter or if Zuck is gonna cuck you with some spend. You just need to have some fking balls to bet on the capex buildout going for a few more years and Wall St going O SHIT after 1-2 more quarters of beats and raises. By end of year you'll make more money in Memory than in NFLX and META that's for sure. And no don't go chasing AAPL and ATH.
Need an AAPL dump after earnings for the cherry on top to make sure nobody in tech makes money. Only the boomers can make money.
AAPL is the only stock up over the last two months and nobody in this sub owns it lmao
What’s going to really tank the market is when AAPL earnings disappoint.
look at AAPL, flight to safety is keeping the index lifted... but for how long?
$AAPL shares are safer than a US government bond
Ppl are flocking to safe haven assets.....like...AAPL? Lol
The fact that AAPL is my largest individual stock holding is the only thing preventing me from completely wanting to die for buying SKHY at IPO.
Atleast they are buying AAPL
AAPL sales have been flattening out. Ram prices are going to be passed onto the consumer this year for the 18. I understand the defensive play, but I would be hesitant to jump in now.
The rotation into AAPL Everytime there’s a chips or memory sell off is wild. It’s somehow made AAPL overvalued as fuck. Can’t wait for earnings, maybe it’ll finally normalize its price range
AAPL up 20% this month going into earnings. Probably drop even if earnings are great
First profitable move in weeks, bought AAPL calls before close—maybe I should start a course or discord?
WEN👩🦰 employee who purchased a single fractional AAPL share on Monday (7/27) is likely outperforming memory investors rn Follow me on MySpace for additional market insights 👍
Yesterday I was downvoted for saying, “hey memory investors, why don’t you take a break, sell, & buy AAPL @ $333 instead❓” I was called a hindsight investor AAPL is $341 rn Memory is down 7-15% depending on the ticker & amount of leverage …I’ll show myself out now 🚪🦼
AAPL intelligence: the only winning AI move is not to play
Who tf is buying AAPL at 340?
The market is tell the other Mag7s through $AAPL, “Look at what will happen to your stock if you stop being cucks to the semi industry”
Weren't they making zero EPS last year, whereas they're making $200 EPS this fiscal year? SNDK just earned 3X higher EPS in one quarter than AAPL's ANNUAL TTM and FY 27 EPS.
Hyperscalers become the world’s most profitable companies in all of history as they own all of the compute. Second only to robotics companies. AAPL has split an additional 3 times in the next 15 years as the dominant consumer AI company.
>NVIDIA experiences a max drawdown over 20 years of 85%; Apple 68%; Alphabet 67%. I own all of these tickers for a very long time. I remember AAPL fell by over 50% during financial crisis. And NVDA fell by over 50% during 2022 inflation worries - GOOGL I think was close to, but not quite 50%(?) or I could be mistaken and that was the -67% drawdown. But those drawdown numbers are very misleading as they are just picking a near term peak which with long term growth trajectory gets left in the dust. The peak is very short, and odds are a buyer is more likely to have bought off peak than at peak. If APPL drew down over 50% from $200b to under $100b market cap, but is now $5b market cap you can't even see that dip on a chart unless you switch to logarithmic. But more importantly to this discussion, you'd still have made out well and easily beat the index many times over. The key is buying the right stocks, and holding them forever (or until they are no longer the right stocks). Picking the right micro, and ignoring the macro is going to win in the long run. A combination of not finding strong and sustained growth and lack of patience is why many individual investors will lose to broad market returns in the long run.
This market is regarded. Probably get some stupid +3% QQQ pump tmrw to wipe out last week losses and then pump AAPL to 400 off flat revenue
Anyone else have a feeling AAPL is going to tank after earnings?
I didn’t say he avoided them. I said his history was he did not invest in them. Going back thru history, IBM was his only real tech stock, prior to AAPL, and now GOOGL. He made his chops in Banking, Insurance, Coca Cola, Wells Fargo among his huge holdings. He used to say he didn’t understand tech stocks. But I am sure he was being self deprecating : Here is his top 10 holdings in 1992 and if you know Buffett well, this would be fairly stable over time. **COMPANY** **MARKET VALUE OF BRK'S HOLDINGS** **Coca-Cola** $3,911,150,000 **GEICO** $2,226,250,000 **Capital Cities/ABC, Inc.** $1,523,500,000 **The Gillette Company** $1,365,000,000 **Freddie Mac** $783,515,000 **Wells Fargo** $485,624,000 **General Dynamics** $450,769,000 **Washington Post** $396,954,000 **Guinness PLC** $299,581,000
Not to be too much of a Mom booster, but because I'm proud of her: I could show you the investments she made in BDX and LLY in the 80s, into AMGN and REGN in the 90s, into AAPL and SYK and CAH and EW in the aughts, into LRCX around 2010, all of which I still hold along with my own investments. She made lots of lousy investments as well—HP! Intel! 3Com! Cisco! Mom says: if you can research companies and identify ones that are well-run, profitable and growing; if you never put more into one investment than you'd be willing to lose; if you can be patient and wait decades to see results, in the long run the good ones grow so much that the ones that don't grow are a rounding error.
Put all the money in AAPL.
Annnnnnnd another day of AAPL all time highs tomorrow
Correct, which is why I intentionally dropped Tesla from my list. I also didn’t add AAPL as a comp for AAPL because that would be tautological. Thanks for noticing.
AAPL is also in the Mag 7 So is Tesla, which shows what a meaningless grouping it is, they need to be evaluated separately
AAPL is currently just a place to dump your money while the AI magnificence reports earnings and capex. After the storm is over, AAPL stock goes back to $300.
AAPL casually up 60% in the past year
AAPL is a safe haven when that goes up you don’t risk calls in anything I’m just sayin
tf was that GOOG/AAPL dip
[Apple](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/AAPL/) on Tuesday briefly hit a market capitalization of $5 trillion for the first time, a day after passing [Nvidia](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/NVDA/) to become the most valuable publicly traded company. Shares of the iPhone maker, which reports quarterly results on Thursday, have jumped 25% this year, outpacing its mega-cap peers. The stock reached a high of $342.89 on Tuesday before slipping a bit. While the hyperscalers — [Alphabet](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/GOOGL/), [Amazon](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/AMZN/), [Meta](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/META/) and [Microsoft](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/MSFT/) — are collectively pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into capital expenditures this year for their artificial intelligence build-outs, Apple has [kept its capex spending low](https://www.cnbc.com/video/2026/07/24/apple-and-the-anti-capex-trade-heres-what-to-know.html) and is using cloud infrastructure and AI technology from Google. Apple trailed its trillion-dollar peers on the market last year as investors worried that the company was missing out on the AI boom by keeping investments in check and delaying the long-awaited rollout of an upgraded Siri, which will be released this fall alongside new iPhone hardware. But the narrative has flipped of late due to concerns that the aggressive tech spenders are raising mounds of debt and going cash flow negative without a clear path to hefty returns. The [debate](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/28/hyperscalers-face-higher-capex-scrutiny-after-alphabet-report-panned.html) over the future of AI is embedded in the jockeying between Apple and chipmaker Nvidia for market cap supremacy. Nvidia, whose graphics processing units power most of the big AI models, became the first company to hit the $5 trillion mark in October, but the stock has been a relative laggard this year, gaining only 6%. Apple’s stock has rallied, meanwhile, despite price hikes on devices resulting from the global memory shortage. On Tuesday, Apple [announced Upgrade](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/28/apple-plans-to-lease-iphones-for-17point99-a-month-through-klarna-deal.html), a new program that will allow customers in the U.S. to lease iPhones and other products, instead of buying them outright. [Last month](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/AAPL/), the company lifted prices on MacBooks and iPads, its first formal move to pass higher [memory and storage costs](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/19/memory-crisis-hits-such-extremes-that-even-apple-cant-be-safe-.html) on to consumers after CEO [Tim Cook](https://www.cnbc.com/tim-cook/) said increases had become unavoidable. Thursday’s earnings call will be Cook’s last as CEO, with [John Ternus](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/20/apple-new-ceo-john-ternus-faces-defining-challenge-fixing-ai-strategy.html) set to take over on Sept. 1.
So AAPL going to $350
!banbet AAPL $290 72H
AAPL has that retard strength
No, but my AAPL is at 96,500% as of today.
$AMZN market cap too low, compared to diversified revenue sources Check $AAPL $GOOG $MSFT etc
Mag 7 undervalued, they have control always AAPL , MSFT, META , GOOG, AMZN, and so on
You’re tired now AAPL. Go to sleep.
Wow, you really track your Reddit threads! I eliminated all my positions with these numbers (entered positions in February 2025): |**Symbol**|**Shares**|**Price**|**Proceeds**|**Gain**| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |VGT|13,360|$112.43|$1,502,065|\+$428,622| |NVDA|2,318|$196.51|$455,510|\+$155,148| |PLTR|211|$131.53|$27,753|\+$10,923| |AAPL|71|$336.91|$23,921|\+$6,979| |MSFT|38|$389.10|$14,786|–$1,101| ||||**$2,024,034**|**+$600,571**| The plan is currently to buy VTI + VXUS + AVUV once the dust settles.
This is in large part because AAPL is seen as a stable bank, a place to put your money while there’s uncertainty in the market. This isn’t really because Apple isn’t making capex into AI, as much as it is a reflection of high market volatility right now, and the demand for a stable holding stock.
Brain dead price action on AAPL
Any AAPL holders thinking about trimming some gains?
If you bought AAPL when Tim 🍎 bribed 🥭 with that gold and glass plaque last year, you’d be up 50% in less than 12 months.
I just read your comment now. There are many bottoms, I usually like to trade in this kind of regimes, you can be pretty much always right because of how violent the swings are, up or down it may have been the bottom for today yes, might be only up from here, hard to tell, earnings of Bag7 could help pushing it back up, we need a catalyst to bounce back hard. Until then, it's all weird. There are some great opportunities that are starting to apper every day. Personally, I don't think spy corrects 10% again (twice in the same year seems too much). I also don't think this is the end of the bubble, but it might be "the end" for semis if earnings of Bag7 point out at less capex. Either way, if you are not in MU, buying now isn't too bad, the rest I am not touching it. Maybe I'll buy some AMZN or short AAPL eow idk
Reminder that COST is still trading at a higher PE ratio than MSFT, NVDA, AAPL etc...
Holy fuck, no AAPL does not need to be trading at 40x P/E.
At what point do I sell all my AAPL and average down my memory bags? Basically double or nothing ?
AAPL has unlimited dip buyers and they all live in Israel
Ruh roh, 🦔🦔🦔 have everyone cornered in AAPL @ 12x sales & 41x p/e now it seems Time for the narrative to shift yet again Maybe we’ll focus on dwindling phone sells & someone will release an article of what it actually costs to produce a 📱 & really hammer home their disgusting profit margins Anyways, I’m going to make 🅱️rekkie & read for a spell Ciao 👋
Still time to sell & buy quality stocks like AAPL @ 12x sales & 41x p/e, memory gayng 😘
WallStreet is so anti AI they made AAPL most valuable again for having no AI. What a joke
Watch RSP and AAPL. If we lose both of them SPY will leg down hard
The stock market is literally just AAPL at this point
AAPL is green of course... We all know we'll buy iphone at 3000$
Reminder, AAPL is now going to allow it's products to be leased by the poors
At this rate only AAPL will be a trillion dollar company left
If Memory gayng sold their dogshit stocks this mourning & loaded AAPL @ 12x sales & 41x p/e they’d have money rn Instead they probably ⏬️doubled⏬️down⏬️ 😹😹
I was trying to bring Buffet philosophy into the tech stocks he has chosen. He is still far from a wild man even though he has gotten involved with tech. AAPL still fits his quality business criteria, as does GOOGL.
AAPL has set the stage for one of the greatest rugpulls of 2026...
I'm slamming AAPL Calls at open, fuck it
Let me guess, AAPL gaps up again today while everything else is red?
People are so fucking broke that AAPL has to LEASE phones and laptops…
Should I sell NVDA and buy AAPL?
So, AAPL's answer to having their phones cost +$200 soon is to bring in phone leasing throw Klar. Lmao. Yeah this is where safe money is going makes sense.
Calm your tits bro $AAPL has been going up every single day for the past 3 months lmfao
Memory gayng, all 🫵 had to do was sell & buy AAPL @ 12x sales & 41 p/e Even if 🫵 would bought @ $333 last week, 🫵 would have more money rn Thank 🫵 for your attention to this matter❗️
Stocks are dumping while it is such a critical week too. Seagate, MSFT, Meta, AAPL, etc.
Really. I'll look into that. AAPL is too obvious.
Motherfvcking AAPL laughing at my face because I sold some shares in favor of DRAM!
No AAPL position. The capex comparison makes Apple look cleaner than it really is. Apple spent $4.3B on PP&E in the first six months of fiscal 2026, but if it rents frontier models and inference from Google, part of the AI bill moves from capex into ongoing service cost. Thursday's tell is whether Services margins and opex hold up as third-party AI gets embedded. Low capex is a real advantage only if Apple keeps the customer relationship without giving away too much of the economics.
100,000% to the good and can't even spell AAPL
The part about the good hardware. As a guy who has done tech support on AAPL products, they're hot garbage plastic with expensive metals that are worth more broken than in the hands of their degenerate users.
AAPL is a fine business, but paying a 40 P/E for a company that isn’t growing? Fuck the lol.
The fact that AAPL has gained 30% in all this mess is insane..
Capital is refusing to exit the market for the most part. Liquidity in the market is down about 46% from April/may and it’s getting thinner and thinner so smart money, liquidations, and paper hands are getting out meaning there’s less depth beneath the marginal buyer. The index is popping around its little 755/733 bounded range while capital rotates through defense/medical/AI & Semiconductors/industrials/gold/oil/and mega-cap mag7 stocks. Currently each little rotation hollows out the market a little bit more and more with the most recent being AAPL which saw pretty much all institutional inflows trying to hide in the one tech stock that didn’t pick up AI. All it takes is one bad piece of news leading to a selloff and people realize there’s no actual buyer underneath the valuations. Then it’s a mad dash for the exit door. The capital rotation can keep the index looking healthy for longer than you’d think.
Or you know, invest in companies like AAPL already making profits without having the AI risks? 🤷♂️
MMs have been running long AAPL/software and short memory this month.
AAPL put the entire market on its back and has prevented a full meltdown in SPY and QQQ.
AAPL and MSFT going back up just like the old times
I was touting AAPL $300 as early as March, that’s where I was @, numb 🥜