AAPL

followMeUp2Gatwick

You mean by the guy that is a major stake holder in AAPL for decades, the one that restructured to be out of Ireland to avoid taxation? Yeah buffet is full of shit

CaterpillarMain2138

NVDAs forward PE is 25x compared to AAPL at 32x though

bamboojerky

How did you lose money on AVGO, AAPL and SPY500, lol?

Jersey_Crypto

Well maybe you can help me out. I’m 64, I just transferred $150K of my annuity into my Fidelity IRA. Would you have any stock suggestions? I would be on a 7-10 year plan. I currently have $48K in my Robinhood account which is up only 8.2% YTD, but 61% over the 3 years. Stocks: META, NFLX, CRWD, AAPL, ZBRA, NVDA, RDDT, HOOD, PANW. We already have real estate as our safe investment totaling $800-900K equity.

cisforcar

You’re looking at the present and not ahead. AAPL’s revenue has been flat. They are stagnating and sitting out the AI arms race. What’s your thesis for being bullish?

Aromatic_Spinach8382

I understand the fear — macro cycles, liquidity, and speculation absolutely matter. But calling a **90% Nasdaq crash “next week”** is where history and probability start to part ways. Especially given **today is the last day of 2025**, it’s probably worth zooming out instead of anchoring on a single date-driven prediction. Looking at **actual historical behavior of the Mega-7 (AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, AMZN, GOOGL, META, TSLA)**: * Even across **2000–2002**, **2008**, and **2020**, we don’t see instant, straight-line collapses — we see **volatility clustering, sharp drawdowns, counter-trend rallies, and regime shifts**. * Rate cuts historically show up during periods of **maximum uncertainty**, but they’re usually **reactive**, not the starting gun for a multi-year 90% wipeout. * What really matters is **earnings durability + balance-sheet strength** — and mega-caps behave very differently from broad speculative indices when stress hits. From a probability perspective: * Around policy pivots, **downside days increase**, but so do **large upside reversals**. * Mega-caps show **higher pivot frequency** (trend breaks and reversals) rather than one-directional crashes. * Historically, **all-in exits during peak fear** have a lower long-term win rate than **measured de-risking** (position sizing, diversification, staged exits). Being defensive makes sense. Being **certain** about extreme outcomes usually doesn’t. Markets don’t move on narratives — they move on **distributions, probabilities, and liquidity**. Genuinely curious how others here are thinking about risk management *rather than* all-or-nothing calls.

MidwayTrades

Ok, out looks like you did this in calls, always specify this as it makes it easier to look up. With the closing price of $74.68 nothing is ITM at the moment and it‘s pretty volatile so that I would expect even being just ITM wouldn’t be a big mover on the overall price. It’s all about probabilities and with high IV being barely in or out of the money may not move your spread a ton yet given the amount of time you have. IV is one of the biggest things to get used to in this market. A combination of high IV and low liquidity is going to be a challenge. Will people pile in if it goes ITM? Maybe. But when 30-day ATM calls are around 140, that tells me it’s not a popular product. Compare to something really liquid like AAPL, and a similar contract has over 10x that OI.

Heyhayheigh

I didn’t say holding old NVDA or AAPL. I said HELD as in you panic sold those in the past… it is no shame, everyone does it. Unless you think to now report nothing but good calls? I would have told you to ditch the leverage unless you have the conviction to dollar cost it. Which you likely wouldn’t have. Not trying to chastise you. All good my man. All the best in your investments. Take care.

fallingdowndizzyvr

LOL. Yet you were chastising me for "you held that thing for 15 years" and holding onto that "old NVDA, some old AAPL". Check what you just posted. Again, your logic is "special".

fallingdowndizzyvr

> You would have more money if you had someone like me. LOL. Confirmed. I've done better than you. Since I've done better than the "pros" over the decades. > If you held that thing for 15 years, I bet there are a ton of other panic sells. LOL. So the fact that I held it for 15 years because I didn't panic sell draws you to the conclusion that I had a "ton of other panic sells"? You logic, is to say the least, special. > You probably had some old NVDA, some old AAPL… an honest pro guiding you would have helped. I do! Yeah, silly me I just kept holding onto it all these decades. Well, until recently where I've sold. So silly to have held on to "old NVDA, some old AAPL" for huge runups. I'm sure if I had you advising me, I would have sold that old stuff years and years ago. LOL.

Heyhayheigh

You would have more money if you had someone like me. I would have told you to dollar cost average. I would have had you set an auto. I would have bugged you increase that auto. Why does no one call you to tell you to contribute more in your 401k? Because no one is paid to care. You don’t work anywhere for free either. I hope you are killing the game, truly. But a good pro isn’t just about the actual investments, but the planning and motivation. If you held that thing for 15 years, I bet there are a ton of other panic sells. You probably had some old NVDA, some old AAPL… an honest pro guiding you would have helped. I get it though, most advisors suck. Best of luck.

RescuePilot

AAPL has been sucking lately. What’s up with that?

dogefool88

Load AAPL calls on Friday. You won't regret. 272.5c 1/9, 280c 6/18

mediocre_remnants

> Where you invest is what you endorse Wrong. I've been an AAPL shareholder for 20 years now and haven't owned a single Apple product since the original iPod with the click wheel. I hate their products. But I don't invest in companies because I like them, I invest in companies that will make money even if I don't personally like their products. > I want to make sure my money is doing good things for the world. When you buy a share of a company, you are buying it from another investor, not the company. The company doesn't see any money that you spend on buying its shares. You should *really* spend some time learning how the market works because you seem to be fundamentally misunderstanding how it works.

No-Phrase-4692

Yeah I was too busy not being alive to not invest in AAPL and MSFT in the 80’s, I really am regarded

BrainMale

AAPL buyback algo woke up late today

Wickedmasshole77

In 2006, I bought shares of Mastercard IPO and Apple. I sold in 2008, made a nice profit, nothing life changing. If I just held and did nothing else, I’d be a millionaire today. If I sold MA & AAPL in 2012 and put the proceeds into TSLA and NFLX and just held, I’d be a multi millionaire. Hindsight is 20/20

BLESSED_NOT_PRESSED

Sorry For Typo In AMD’s Tradeplan “ 🐂 Case: BUY AAPL” I meant “ 🐂 Case: BUY AMD $210 CALL”****

chumbubbles

Up across the board 50% Main holdings GOOGL RKLB NVDA AAPL HOOD NBIS

Own-Philosophy-3986

AAPL waiting for me to jump in

Necessary_Ad_9800

AAPL needs to wake up fr

Iunatic

ASTS and AAPL. The two retards holding my port together 👯‍♀️

Far_Pen3186

Yep, buying AAPL FB AMZN GOOG is too complex for some people. Stick to ETFs, kiddo

Far_Pen3186

Keep coping, cult brainwash. Quants hedge and trade HF. Look up any FAANG stock. Tell me you're too stupid to pick a FAANG stock. 4th grader can. FB up 20x since 2011 IPO. 4th grade logic. AMZN. Up 2500x since IPO. Yup, rocket science. AAPL was $1 when iPod/iPhone. Takes a real genius to beat the market. Up 250x. GOOG? What's that? HurDur. 15x since IPO. Index investing is for the profoundly stupid. 4th grader can picked FAANG.

Beetlejuice_hero

How old are you? Are you debt free? Do you have a job with a decent salary? If: young, yes or mostly yes, and yes - then this is a drop in the bucket. I lost ~130k on a shitty small cap years ago. It was more than made up for with my wonderful AAPL but it was still hard to swallow. Take the lesson and put your 70 grand in SPY and forget about it. Then live below your means and you'll make up that lost 10k then eventually the "lost" 130k in no time. Put it behind you. And accept you have a gambling problem and never do it again.

ButtBubble

What does a Taiwan invasion do to AAPL tho trading at 40x PE

shotparrot

This. Individual tech stocks like Nvidia, Google and AAPL gonna soar!

Stop_The_Rain

Nobody is trading AAPL... it is D..E..D.

composer98

Since 12% of that fund is in NVDA, for which you'd be charged 0.86% per year, on top of what you'd pay the financial advisor, why not take $12,000 and buy NVDA directly? Then, over 8% is MSFT, same fee per year plus. Why not take $8000 and buy MSFT? Then AAPL, nearly 8%, so $8000 AAPL. Now you only have $72,000 to worry about and haven't paid a dollar in fees. $5,000 AVGO and AMZN each, down to $62,000. Gets more and more obvious that this would not be a good choice.

aftherith

Is Tim Apple trying to get the NKE CEO job after AAPL finally fires him for being a wet sock? Tim Nike?

Stop_The_Rain

If AAPL breaks 274 we all good!

leontes

AAPL hasn’t finished their bounce back either.

Far_Pen3186

Yes, I bought AAPL in 2005 bc iPod/iTunes. Was a no-brainer. Then I bought more in 2008 bc iPhone. No brainer. Easier than learning to count to 10

CuriousDev1012

If you think a company like AXTI can't be acquired, reproduced by, or otherwise taken out of the equation by GOOGL or some combination of partnerships in the mag 7 or the rest of the industry, you're wrong. Additionally the development of AI, and in particular the pursuit of advanced AI or AGI, is a nation-state problem. The United States can't afford to fall behind to China in AI and in fact if any part of the supply chain were seriously hampered to the point where progress was not being made, there would be government investment to the tune of billions to build out that supply chain. "Google literally cannot do this because it's a physics problem, it's not something money can buy. IT would take a few years at least." -- You do realize Google has one of the highest concentrations of PHDs in Physics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science out of any company or institutions in the world right? Mixed with a war chest comparable to only a few other institutions like AAPL. There are probably more PHDs at GOOGL than the number that reside at the most universities. Probably more than cumulatively reside at any of the best colleges in the nation. As u/x7_omega mentioned below "*AXT’s worldwide headquarters are* ***in Fremont, California*** *and includes* ***sales, administration and customer service functions***\*. AXT’s\* ***subsidiary in China (“Tongmei”)*** *has similar functions as well as* ***manufacturing facilities to produce wafer substrates***\*. In addition, as part of the supply chain strategy, AXT,\* ***Tongmei and Tongmei subsidiaries collectively have partial ownership in ten companies in China producing raw materials***\*.\* If this company is really a "bottleneck" but all of it's manufacturing and R&D happens in China, that's already a national security risk that needs to be or is in the process of being mitigated. I know nothing about the intrinsic value of this company. You might be right I just don't agree with your reasoning. Look at the $TSM bottleneck/single point of failure in the supply chain...It's actively being mitigated by trillions in investment in US based chip fab.

kw8767

I understand that Tesla opinion...I always wonder about the potential of the constellation of companies (SpaceX, Grok, etc.) and what they could produce in combination with Tesla, though. It's a tough one to bet against. As is AAPL, even though they haven't really been impressive on the product front lately.

Necessary_Ad_9800

AAPL bols where u at?

thinkneo

For a 5-10 year horizon, the honest answer is it won't matter, whether you buy dec 30 or jan 3 will be noise in the long run. That said, here's how I think about it: Mega caps (AAPL, MSFT, GOOG, etc.): liquidity is always fine, these trade billions in volume daily - holiday slowdown still means plenty of liquidity, buy whenever you have conviction. Speculative / smaller names: this is where holiday timing actually matters a bit. lower volume = wider spreads = you might pay more on the bid/ask. If it's a smaller cap or something volatile, waiting until jan 2-3 when volume normalizes isn't crazy. The "january effect": some people sell losers in december for tax loss harvesting, then buy back in january, this can create slight downward pressure late december and a bounce early january. It's real but may be not reliable enough to trade around. Practical approach: \- mega cap: just buy when you're ready \- speculative: use limit orders (not market orders) to avoid getting bad fills on wide spreads \- if you're anxious about timing, split it - half now, half first week of january The bigger risk isn't buying on dec 31 vs jan 2, it's overthinking it and not buying at all. A few days of timing noise disappears over a 5-10 year hold.

NotSoCoolWaffle

My guesses are GOOGL and AAPL are gonna be having a good year. Mostly because of Gemini and Android XR for Google. And Foldable iPhone and smart glasses for Apple. With both Apple and Google dipping their toes in smart glasses, Meta will have to up their game if they wanna keep a good chunk of their market share (which might affect their stock growth at least for a bit).

Encouragedissent

VOO tracks the S&P500, which itself is driven mostly by the handful of mega cap tech stocks at the top such as NVDA, AMZN, AAPL, ect. VT is a bit of a safer investment since it includes over 10k companies with a significant portion of them being international holdings. It will still be driven in large by those same companies because well, those companies are a significant percentage of the world's equity markets, however its still an overall better diversified fund with a good amount of international exposure.

kountconk

It happened from not having the capital to invest in long calls. I keep thinking, "I'll do a 0DTE or 5DTE call, catch a massive leap or jump, and then have enough capital to do more secure long calls." Unfortunately I keep getting cooked and when I do long calls [like with AAPL] I also get cooked.

zxc123zxc123

I'd say META and AMZN might be good 2026-2027 picks given they lagged this year. However I always thought META was always the weakest of the original big 5: Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta. Mainly because it relied heavily on it's social network monopoly/duopoly and strong network effect moat while not having any other plays or tier 1 hardware. Google has Pixel/chome/youtube/waymo, Amazon has fire while basically being the most diversified of the 5, Apple specializes in hardware but also has the services, MSFT does cloud/xbox/enterprise/bing while strangle holding PC, etcetcetc. That said, I wouldn't bet that META goes under. I'd probably rank the Mag8 in terms of stability & relevance in the long run: 1. MSFT/AMZN 2. AAPL/GOOG 3. META/TSLA/NVDA/AVGO However maintaining stability and relevance is not the same as potential upside. I think TSLA might become way more dominant because of Elon's vision, risk taking, ability to get things done, and financial engineering options (with loans or other M&A with Elon companies).

konrad777777

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.

kountconk

No, haven't lost silver, lost the majority on TSLA calls [rode it down from $360 to $290 that week of June]. Then had CRWV calls [it plunged from arouns $140 to $100]. Then went all in on AAPL & RVPH. AAPL peaked Dec 3rd, I had $30k in the portfolio, but I held instead of selling bc my expiration wasn't until Jan 16, thought it had more gas in the tank. It rejected off of $288 and fell below $280 for the rest of December. Then RVPH got rejected with its FDA NDA submission, dropped from around $0.70 to $0.20 in a day, and all contracts immediately plunged to being $0.01. Just in time for Christmas. I saw the SPY hitting all time highs Christmas Eve and figured it was due for a pullback, so went all in on a put this Friday for it to fall to $685. It only pulled back to $689. Gathered everything and going all in on another SPY put on Monday but chances are, because I have puts, it will go to $700 instead of $680.

Mike541Merlot

AAPL hasb't had a good idea since Steve Jobs. They have milked his ideas well.

bdh2067

What year you looking at? AAPL and BRK both up 10% Given Buffett’s announcement in May, the big surprise is that BRK isnt actually down double digits.

ImJoeontheradio

My Dad would ask me what to get, then tell his advisor what to do. Seems silly, but it's what he wanted to do. He's probably one of the few 85 year olds with a portfolio dominated by AAPL and NVDA. Even with RMDs his money is growing faster than they can spend it.

MeringueSensitive779

How tf do you do naked calls on AAPL? RH doesn't allow that shit, do they?

vermilli21

Could of saved yourself a couple bucks when AAPL goes to 262

Ksan_of_Tongass

Did U2 drop a new album? Fuck you $AAPL

kountconk

Was making bank off of TSLA earlier this year in May. Went all in on May 30th, then watched in horror while Elon ripped his crack pipe and TSLA tumbled from $360 to $290, rode the fall all the way down. Later on same thing happened with CRWV. Almost made a significant portion back with $300 AAPL calls for Jan 16. AAPL peaked Dec 3rd then fell below $280 for the rest of the month. Poured $6k into RVPH, med penny stock that had a very good subreddit community. FDA denied their application, requested an additional Phase 3. Overnight stock dropped from nearly $0.70 to the $0.20s and the stock options dwindled to a penny per contract. Now going all in with the remnants and dregs of what I had and throwing everything against the Santa Rally, puts on the SPY, last ditch effort to recoup something, anything. Lost $1800 today and going to lose everything come Monday unless we get a pullback, which probably ain't gonna happen cuz Santa Rally. This was my first year trading, tried to walk away after my first $13k loss but kept thinking I could win it back. Now I am deeply in debt and have virtually tripled my first big loss and am simply depressed. Seeing this subreddit and videos on YouTube has entirely changed my perspective on money and finances and as a result will never be satisfied making what people make in a single trade in a year. But now it is looking like I will have to work an additional 10 years straight and stay far away from Robinhood just to pay off debts and avoid bankruptcy. Wish life came with a do-over button but I'm a fuck up, life expectancy definitely redefined this year.

portfoliorating

# KRAMER: Apple (AAPL)'s the Only One That Maintains High Consumer Product Satisfaction # AAPL: I AM GONNA GO AHEAD AND END RED 🔴 **YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS UP**

Sick0h

You could’ve held TSLA/AAPL/MSFT/META/AMZN for a year and had some returns, or held SLV for 3 days and came out ahead of all of them.

ripndipp

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Superbean72

AAPL

hv876

Buy AAPL calls

manicakes1

AAPL Search “Mac Studio exo rdma llm” on YouTube and see what they’ve pulled off. I think they are about to enter the AI data center game with a rack system that will smoke Nvidia on price and energy efficiency.

killmyself44

Bold take to Invest in one of the largest companies on the planet, AAPL.

Overall-Feature-1830

AAPL

RandolphLiu

AAPL

RanDumbPlay

AAPL. Will exceed 300 in 2026. I made that call in 2021.

Worried_Quarter469

Looks like something big happened that day On September 22, 2025, the only true mega-cap names (top market-cap cohort) that clearly posted “large” single-day percentage moves in the major market coverage I’m seeing were: • Apple (AAPL): +4.3% • Nvidia (NVDA): +3.9% So probably real

ImmySnommis

Aside from a bunch of ASTS, PL and other swing trades the only big sale was AAPL. Sold at $270.25 for dry powder. Used said dry powder to make bigger swing trades. It paid off.

philoSocrates42

An AAPL a day…

Iunatic

AAPL too if you mean YTD. It did have a gigantic move from August to now tho.

monkies77

So would calendar/diagonal stock plays (for stocks with low IV...like right now AAPL, TSLA) be the best strategy when vix is low/stock ivr is low? That's been my strategy, but in this runaway bull market any put strategy gets slaughtered due to delta and there's no play on any vega since there is no vol spike. I'm hoping of some downside action for put calendars to get a double win.

shortgamegolfer

Long AAPL

getdealtwit_2003

Did you sell AAPL and TSLA earlier because if you are still holding them I don't see how it's possible to be down from 2019-2021 levels to today?

ParkingCool6336

Cry because all this money isn’t gonna dump itself into those sweet sweet weekly calls. I long for them. I can’t stop thinking about them calling my name. It’s gotten so bad I call my wife option in bed and yell out AAPL and S&P in my dreams. I need more

blindsk02

AAPL just gave up on life

Horror_Attitude5481

Convinced algos saw ‘Tim Cook Buys…’ and just pumped AAPL

Horror_Attitude5481

So tim cook invests 3m more into AAPL, and the announcement of that pumps the company 28billion. We truly live in a clown market.

Aero4000

My AAPL calls finally printed

Accomplished_Way8964

I was sitting on 7500 shares of NVDA and 5500 shares of AAPL — great, but those two were accounting for more than 2/3 of my portfolio. I had to diversify and also started an etf portfolio as I approach retirement.

Informal-Lime6396

Buy things you use. 1. You have a Macbook or iPhone? AAPL 2. Do you have an Nvidia GPU? NVDA 3. Use Google? GOOGL 4. I don't use Facebook products, so no META This may not be the best method and I'm not smart enough nor have the time to analyze financials. But this has served me well and beat the market.

Ambitious_Designer97

AAPL to buy more nvidia

RETSLA

I sold half of my AAPL position, entire GOOG and PLTR positions, around April-May of 2025, Als have no regrets. I used the money to invest into something else.

Educational-Dot318

he's reportedly stepping away from AAPL next yr. is NIKE his next gig?

Good_Ride_2508

>There are many myths that are made up by people just to find an excuse for their losses You are right. Most o fthe retailers have fear and trading mindset. Here is my friend (retailer) Invested in TSLA between $35 and $180 (all the way pre-split) and holding strong till date https://imgur.com/U62uCnr. I hope since 2010 IPOed time, he is holding it. Another one holding AAPL since 1998-2001 period onwards [https://imgur.com/2UWKajq](https://imgur.com/2UWKajq) They provided these proofs when we asked about it.

Red_Zone_Broly

#Tim Cook of Apple, $AAPL, has bought $2.95 million of Nike, $NKE.

bdh2067

And I still managed to hit my goals, even with AMZN and AAPL being largest positions (not bc I bought more but bc I’ve owned from way back before splits)

Early_Apple_4142

Don’t chase hot. Chase consistent. “Past performance isn’t indicative of future results” except it mostly is. KO, CAT, AAPL, AMZN, WMT, WFC. Don’t over complicate it. Research companies that you already know about with products you already buy. Look for companies with consistent returns, decent cash flow, and consistent or increasing dividends.

cbusoh66

Mag7 performance YTD: • ⁠GOOG: +66% • ⁠NVDA: +41% • ⁠TSLA: +20% • ⁠**SPY: +17%** • ⁠MSFT: +16% • ⁠META: +14% • ⁠AAPL: +9% • ⁠AMZN: +6%

Samjabr

Does anyone know why AAPL doesn’t swoop in and buy Paramount? It would add a ton of content to Apple‘s pretty sparse catalog and it would barely put a dent in their budget.

JarrodH991

AAPL behaving like a shit stock

Fhyzikz

Everything hated those numbers except for some defensives and AAPL for whatever reason

Brodiesattva

10%, barely. My COST took a huge hit and it is a significant part of my portfolio -- not intentionally but I was done rebalancing based on my COST and AAPL so just stopped -- guess that is the risk you take of letting a few stocks build up to such a significant portion of your portfolio (7 & 9% respectively). Most of my portfolio is in ETFs but 1/5th is in individual stocks and those two stocks are in most of those ETFs, increasing the exposure. Really has been the worst year in over a decade, at least for me.

svmmerkid

I invested some money in personal brokerage when I was in college. Individual stocks that did quite well- $35k in NVDA up 800%, MSFT/AAPL/GOOGL $10k each up 115%. I plan on selling $20k in NVDA to help fund a down payment on a condo, the rest coming from HYSA (will still have 6 months emergency leftover). Does it make sense to sell even more shares (probably a mixture of what I own) so that I can max a Roth IRA in 2026, which my budget otherwise wouldn't fit?

Aero4000

I'm targeting AAPL $275, so do with that what you will.

JarrodH991

Can AAPL please just go back to 280

ten7four

We need a wall street analyst to coin the mag 9 so ASTS and RKLB can be included. Feels likely given the market cycle that they'll overtake the underperformers like AAPL and AMZN within the next couple years anyway, so it's not like it's unreasonable

PracticalAnywhere225

fellas I'm seein something here on the AAPL chart

Heineken_500ml

AAPL tanked more but SPY just keeps going lmao

Red_Zone_Broly

#AAPL looking like it's going to start another downtrend....

JarrodH991

AAPL 01/30 Call $275 ?

dweeegs

Feel like AAPL recovers a bit in the last hour and it runs into close 🤔

babybananahammock

3000% return on AAPL, she must have had some inside info on Apple back in 2010. 

JarrodH991

Buy AAPL big news coming

Cadoc

What insider info do you think Pelosi had about AAPL being a good stock? LMAO

Fhyzikz

Averaged down on another AAPL call for Jan 2. We WILL get an article about "Stupid bitches bought a record number of iwhatevers for Xmas 2025" but I'm not sure when

ConsentToTreatment

Massive V been cooking for AAPL for hours 👨‍🍳🍏