AAPL

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.

vermilli21

Man AAPL 315c looks like a good yolo play today but I don’t have the balls for it

NoCartographer4725

You could always backtest to find the optimal params. Say for the case for AAPL you can do -- "Sell AAPL \~0.05-delta OTM puts around 60 DTE, then buy back when the option has lost 75% of its entry premium." [https://scalarfield.io/analysis/4cd3ef4b-fb5d-40b3-ba51-4971387d17ff](https://scalarfield.io/analysis/4cd3ef4b-fb5d-40b3-ba51-4971387d17ff)

x7_omega

Dumb retail that you are referring was the last buyer in previous bubbles of pre-algo era. Now that woman is not the last - dumb algos are, otherwise known as "flows" (as in flows of capital) into index ETFs, meme stocks (AAPL before, TSLA recently, MU now) and such. This flow can only be stopped two ways: market overpowers it by selling off 15\~20% without any comments from the inside-trader-in-chief and his swarm of minions, which is unpossible; another way is if flows dry up due to slowing down or net reversal of contributions (pension contributions become less than pension liquidations). Boomer pensioners are now eyes-deep in stock market, while in the pre-algo era they were in bonds, where pensioners should be. This mindless, relentless bid is about 60% of the market now, and growing something like 4% per year. Research points out that when it reaches 70% or so, it will destabilise the whole stock market, so that instead of relentless creep up, it will trade like a low-liquidity stock. Pensioners cannot sit on a portfolio that goes up and down tensies several times a year, and they will sell massively (adviced by dumb advisers and soon AI). That selling will be the force that kills this monster. So you have about two years of the same grind up then scare down cycle. Make your millions and then retire to some tropical beach country with a stash of gold and a tiny gain bear account just for fun.

abroadbroadband

Here's some DD: One of my Airpods won't charge unless you angle the charger the right way I'm sorry, but this is enough for me to get some puts on AAPL

ralphy112

My oldest positions in my portfolio (investing since 2003!) are 2012-2015 buys. QQQ, AAPL, AMZN. They have gains of about 1000% tied to them, but cost basis amounts of $3-10k. The qqq was 20k I think. The problem is that between 2003-2013 I funded two home down payments, the second one being larger. So 30k is what I had at the time, plus the down payment that took basically the first 10 working years to save. Life happens along the way.

bored2death2

\>> Always only has winners OP is looking for a unicorn. Buy PUTS on $AAPL instead.

Ancient_Sun_2061

And AAPL

TheShaveStickGuy

Best rule I was told along time ago was never ever sell any stock. You can spend your dividends and that's it. If I had followed thar advice I would have made $5m alone just in TSLA. I wish I listened. You can lose 100% in a stock but the upside is infinity. I know someone that retired off $3000 in AAPL.

iAtty

AAPL. Worked for retail, invested into ESPP, have around ~800 shares dating back to 2011 when I started investing in them. I should probably sell it all and throw that money into more VOO or something but it's still doing well. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Sunkettle

AAPL getting battered around like it owes one of you money. Let it fly to $314 ❤️

official_luxe

Buying AAPL puts on my IPad is the most fundamental thing you can do as a trader

chauhan_shubham

What's with AAPL?

asetniop

Quite the pop on AAPL.

Ozqi

Crazy AAPL V

silverfutes

Latest AI pipeline test results are in, of the hardware/LLM combos we tested: highest rank: Ollama MLX on Apple Metal (native) lowest rank: vLLM on Windows (RunPod) + H100 GPU calls on AAPL

TurbodToilet

The algorithm they got churning out liquidity for AAPL is insane

Sunkettle

Any ideas why AAPL is dumping?

Sunkettle

Should've bought my AAPL calls later in the day. WWDC 2026 is coming up soon, so it'll probably pump by then

E39_CBX

My last 2 options trades were 2x+, from 4k to 18k. AAPL and NOW. What’s next? I need another 2x.

vermilli21

The fact I made money on AAPL calls with a quick scalp from .45 to .75 is something

KarenBoof

MSFT is a large part of my portfolio.about 5 years ago I bought an equal amount of MSFT and GOOG to make up half of my portfolio thinking one will dominate AI, but had no idea which one. MSFT with their investment in OpenAI dominated for a short while GOOG plummeted. Everyone thought Google search was dead due to AI. Then GOOG showed they can actually capitalize on their investments and the tides changed fast. The people who move markets aren’t software engineers that use these products day in and day out. I am. It gives me a unique insight into where these techs are going, seeing the bottlenecks, where the demand will be, etc. As much as I hate some of MSFT’s business practices (looking at you copilot), they have a very strong moat with enterprise. To leave MSFT for a very large company requires too much investment and is not worth it. They do offer great business productivity tools too. The key difference between MSFT and GOOG or even AAPL for a better example, is that the average investor and look at GOOG and AAPL and see their value. The same can’t be said for MSFT. The average investor isn’t using Azure or .NET and seeing the products they have been rolling out or the moat they have. They look at shitty ass Windows and copilot and think, geez this sucks. They don’t see where the bread and butter lie. It’s the investor that’s lagging behind not MSFT

Sunkettle

Couldn't sell my put for a profit. Bought AAPL calls this morning tho 👏

ThanklessWaterHeater

If you are ever lucky enough to get on a winner, it is usually best to let it go on winning. I make a habit of holding things I’ve bought and never selling. I have shares of AAPL bought at $1.25 a share in 2005; shares of LRCX bought in 2012 for $4 a share; shares of MU bought in 2015 at $14.50 a share.

1098duc_w_the_termi

CEOs of MSFT, META, and AMZN all looked at the garbage that was chatGPT 2 and thought to themselves “yeah let’s spend trillions in data center build outs, the potential is limitless!” instead of just sitting on their massive positive free cash flow until the tech was validated. AAPL is trading a multiple premium because of that lmao

merdekabelajar

Mine is AAPL atm

Green_Conclusion5792

CRSR, SNOW, and AAPL not part of this Asian dump going on right now

Spicyboi981

It’s a new product from AAPL

MaliciousTent

I bought and sold a lot of $AAPL in 2010's . The level of romo is been make sad.

Axolotis

Buy AAPL

apurimac777

The full retard economy started when AAPL actually convinced a bunch of working "professionals" all they needed was a dongle instead of an actual port on their laptops And retards wonder why the new Electric 'rarri looks like a Chinese EV econobox Just buy calls and take the money ya'll

Xzlk

My port at the start of today was AAPL, META, SNOW, DIS(disregard this shit) AMA

Efficient_Pomelo_583

AAPL has the moat of moats, NVDA does not.

lurch1_

Law of large numbers.....although look at AAPL...essentially flat earnings and a PE of 36, but doubles every year anyways.

J_da_CPA

AAPL going for 5T is cray cray

imightgobroke

AAPL just swinging its dick

jbaker_28

Agreed. Trickle down into the broad economy probably the next play/where the puck is going. Been using AI to scan earnings calls and finding companies where they’ve explicitly mentioned they’re using AI heavily and it’s improving margins. Lots of those names quietly moving up. Whole ‘nother wave of AI coming next with inference and then AGI. Robotics and voice powered devices gonna be big too (AAPL been my biggest weighting since April). Truly life changing investing environment. Press the hot money trades, but be careful not to get burned. Doesn’t go up and to the right forever. Been at this long enough to have learned the hard way. Multiple times, thru multiple cycles. Great times rn. Good luck!

Sunkettle

Shit, I sold my AAPL call too early 🥲 Still a nice profit on it

wolololord

The lack of punishment for AAPL not bothering with an AI push is eye opening. They just stick with what theyre good at. Makes you wonder where meta would be without their capex

Fair_Philosopher575

Inverse QQQ: AAPL, MSFT

Iunatic

Man whenever AAPL has retard strength it's unstoppable

Samjabr

AAPL with a PE 2x NVDA and single digit growth. Durrr

Necessary_Ad_9800

I see AAPL preparing for WWDC

FatFluffyFish

AAPL just casually doing its daily pump

TurbodToilet

Holy fuck what a crazy top rejection on AAPL

vermilli21

Said it yesterday, unless AAPL or GOOGL are both red, SPY is just going to keep going up

teh_herper

AAPL just heading to ATHs every single day like nothing else matters lol 🤌🤌🤌

teh_herper

AAPL the only thing keeping SPY from going -1% apparently

__nameless____

He deserved that smack on the head by apple, anyway AAPL calls it is!

bathok

after all the bs if I had just bought AAPL and left it would've been the best play.

_Kenway

bullish for MSFT and NVDA bearish on AAPL, GOOGL and MU

MtGloomy0420

Just so I have it here… I bought $AAPL around $245 when the RSI was like 20. I knew it would go to $300. Yesterday I liquidated a few of those shares at $310…and bought 750 more shares of $CTM! I have a few shares now ;)

GomeBag

AAPL has been making people rich for like 30 years, tf you mean past 10

Independent_Rent_315

Solid roll — locks the gains, extends duration past the next two big catalysts (Rubin ramp Q4 '26, then Q1 '27 print). Quick math on the $150 strike: with NVDA's '26 profit est \~$258B and '27 growth at conservative \~30%, you're looking at roughly $335B in '27 earnings. At the \~$3.68T market cap implied by the strike, that's a forward P/E around 11x — basically you're betting NVDA doesn't compress below 11x forward by 2027, which is *below* current AAPL's multiple at lower growth. The trade math says these go deep ITM unless the AI capex cycle breaks. Risk is a guide-down before the option goes ITM and you lose your roll cushion — but with 2027 expiry that's a lot of beats to disappoint through. If you ever sold covered calls against the LEAPS, the $150 strikes give you room to scalp 2-3 cycles of premium without capping the underlying. Worth it if you're comfortable with the management.

Sunkettle

Anybody else bought AAPL calls today? 👀

g1184

Bitcoin was once in a generation TSLA was once in a generation AAPL was once in a generation NVDA was once in a generation ... and this is just the past 10 years

AKAkorm

Hard to say anything is a once in a generation opportunity when there are numerous stocks and securities that have made people super rich over the last 15-20 years alone. Was getting into AAPL before the iPhone or NFLX early once in a generation? Was buying BTC early that? Don’t chase because you think you’re missing out. It’s how you buy at the top and lose money.

Fhyzikz

Probably because their growth will be slower/limited going forward because they are already such a valuable company measured in market cap. That's why I like it though, it's a safe bet. MSFT/AAPL/GOOG of semis. More predictable moves. Something like AMD/INTC still move crazy insane because they're still growing. NVDA already a proven winner with a historical balance sheet to prove it

Frozen_Shades

Fun Fact: AAPL still exists. Bet you forgot about AAPL.

Oldschoolhype2

Of course SMCI pumps after I sold. Same thing happened with AAPL. They get you down enough to make you fold then inject it with steroids.

astromouse2024

I got the ‘Your AAPL $315 6/12 calls have lost more than 20% since you’ve opened them.’ notification and I’m scared to look

sylphvanas

How tf is QQQ up 2% when META, MSFT, NVDA, AAPL, and AMZN all red

Ozqi

Sorry guys I bought AAPL

Mouse0022

Buy SMH or SOXX. and just hold. If you buy any individual stocks, can't really go wrong with GOOGL, NVDA, and AAPL. Besides that, VTI and VXUS and chill. Know your risk tolerance. Don't go big into anything speculative. Look at it like lottery tickets, put in as much as you can handle if it went to $0. Don't put in more than you can handle losing. One thing to remember on a red day is that you only lose if you sell. Sometimes you just have to hold onto the ride and ride it out. Don't be a perpetual bear.

TurbodToilet

And there they go pumping AAPL lmao. Like clockwork

Jagged_Tide

AAPL

Independent_Name_601

Everything except AAPL and GOOGL is fair game imo.

vermilli21

Not really expecting SPY to drop more unless AAPL or GOOGL both goes red

cgonz15

Mag7 mostly red except for GOOG, TSLA and AAPL. But none of those reach 1% green lmao so how are you evergreen

Jagged_Tide

AAPL puts at the top would’ve printed so hard, alas another opportunity squandered

intelligentx5

Well done. I have a rich uncle and he once told me something that always stuck. You can make tiny investments anywhere or do a ton of due diligence and make one very high conviction investment. He never goes less than $100k. He put 250k in AAPL in 2008. Still hasn’t sold. You remind me of him.

Frozen_Shades

Remember AAPL?

After-Equivalent8650

AAPL refusing to accept any selling pressure.

GrassOrAss954

AAPL Pinned. Shame.

imustbegthequestion

Is that what BB is? Please dethrone AAPL as the business phone. Also, has anyone seen u/SickOh? It's been a while.

iamsarahz

AAPL calls

callsonreddit

Thinking AAPL leaps Any good strike date?

MaNewt

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.

AyumiHikaru

The reason he sold is much worse than selling itself. Using geopolitical risk to sell while holding over 50% AAPL.

Valkyrie_Skuld

TSLA, AAPL, INFQ and IBM calls buying USO shares

Premium_Lover

(1) Memory thesis doesn't make sense long-term. Memory is easy and cheap to manufacture, and pretty soon there will be supply expansion, pushing down both the multiple (i.e. the market's priced in projected growth) and the gross revenues. (2) Data center thesis is on tricky ground right now. They have been falling further and further behind schedule, which would be one thing, except most of the companies took out massive amounts of debt to begin building (in order to lock down market share). Default/ insolvency risk has yet to be priced in, in my opinion. Further, the number of challenges facing data centers is only growing. There has been massive political backlash, spanning both side of the political spectrum. I doubt this will matter much in the long term, but it offers huge potential for event risk for specific companies, which has yet to be priced in. Lastly, there simply isn't the energy infrastructure necessary for smooth scaling. Most data centers are using diesel turbines for a large share of their power. This doesn't hold business ramifications so much as environmental ramifications, and if the EPA is ever un-gutted, this is a different type of event risk for data center companies. (3) Chip theses do make sense to me, long term. I think that these will be the major winners of the revolution. However, there will most likely eventually be a reckoning where chips are overproduced. A bet on an individual chip maker is entirely a vote of confidence in the management that they will (a) not reduce production too soon, so as to avoid losing market share, and (b) not reduce production too late, so as to over supply and lose all margin for at least a quarter. Such a timing question is always a tricky prospect to get correct. NVDA seems like the only company capable of this, and yet, I feel that there is basically a coin flip that they'll stick the landing. (4) The hyperscalers are making a MASSIVE bet that OpenAI and Anthropic will be worth the investment. This remains to be seen, as there is insane levels of growth currently being priced in. If there is even a single quarter in which one of these companies doesn't grow their revenue by almost a fourth, then there will be (assuming things are proceeding "rationally") turbulence in the stock prices. Now, this all comes down to earnings, which I am trusting less and less over time. Earnings have become a show, where information is deceptively communicated in order to manipulate the stock price. (5) "Software" as a rotation play is the wrong way to think about things. It is true that the majority of software companies were already overvalued, even ignoring AI adoption. There are most likely several software companies which will do amazingly well, exceeding the lowered expectations, but it is a matter of finding the value. There will be many software companies who will never make new lifetime highs. (6) AAPL is notably the big tech company which has been sitting out the hyperscaling stuff. They are well poised to take advantage when the decline ramps up in the next year or two.

ckcklho

I know some1 bought $22K of AAPL back in the 80s and now holding $13MM in her trust, never sold https://preview.redd.it/bnpqus7z9c3h1.jpeg?width=2928&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=95361e329fa091474c0b5925fcc73270a51abae2

yeeetcoin

The list of companies wanting their tech is already AAPL, META, AMZN and indirectly NVDA.

Necessary-Excuse1405

AAPL as a market anchor is a real thing but the low IV argument cuts both ways, your premium is cheap because the expected move is small. If you're playing weeklies you need it to actually gap, not just grind. Monthlies give more room. I've been running my AAPL perp thesis on markets xyz since it trades 24/7, weekends included, which helps when Sunday futures gap changes everything.

Specialist_Exam_8433

Why AAPL higher PE than NVDA?

Valkyrie_Skuld

INFQ TSLA AAPL and IBM I think perhaps. And unless oil futures drop below 90 buy the USO dip with shares. That’s just what I think for now. IBM might be a better long.

No_Haku2020

I trim core holdings that had gone up a lot (MU. NVDA. CRWD. DELL. AAPL, META etc). I don’t care about FOMO on further runup from here. I exit completely those I had bought on short term trades that had gone up at least 25%+ from my basis (APO. ALAB. CRDO. CRWV. MRVL etc) esp those that are very volatile. Can’t go wrong taking profits. I had learned my lessons from the dot-com bust, housing meltdown, covid crash, etc. Unless you have a stop-loss on them, it would be wise to sell/trim emotion. those u believe would come down a lot in case of a major selloff due to exogenous events (tariffs, Iran war etc) and recover more slowly. You can’t predict when this market will turn against you and by the time you react it’s too late. Not necessarily incurring a loss but getting out at a lower profit compared to getting out when a stock hits record high. I’m very happy w my gains and content with what’s left exposed to the market. Know your risks and level of exposure and have a strategy so you don’t act on emotion when deciding on trades.

Specialist_Exam_8433

META is going to 1000, regardless of what numbers it posts. They'll just pump it through "PE expansion" aka what they did to AAPL which has had flat growth since 2022.

rogan1990

AAPL to me is a unique company because their fan base is so loyal. Myself included. I’ve owned 2 Macbook Pros (2008, 2018) I’ve owned many iPhones, I can’t remember how many but probably 5-6 since I got my first one back in 2011. I’ve had 2 Androids also, but I just prefer the iPhone Some people have the iPhone, the iPad, the expensive over ear headphones, the smaller earbud headphones, the computer, everything.

_TheOoze_

Am Bol. Tuesday: 1. Nurse hangover 2. Buy ASTS 5/29 $110c 3. Buy LUNR 5/29 $40c 4. Buy NOK Jan 27 $20c & NOK Jan 28 $20c 5. Stay long CRAK, XLU, DRAM, SMH, AAPL shares 6. Sell CSP weeklies on SPY and QQQ for theta lunch money[](https://www.investing.com/indices/italy-40-futures)