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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
While Berkshire Hathaway spent 2024 aggressively slashing its Apple (AAPL) position, the stock actually moved in the opposite direction, hitting several record highs. Throughout the first half of 2024, Berkshire Hathaway sold roughly 506 million shares at an estimated weighted average price of $186.15.
Buffet reduced his AAPL holdings when he saw the Samsung quad fold prototype
The whole “world without iPhone” thing will always be a non issue . It’s the device . We name it iPhone , but it’s a Swiss Army knife of personal electronic digital handheld device . That form factor will be with us . Some like to say AAPL doesn’t innovate , but who else is really more innovative ? There is no reason to believe that AAPL will not be the premier device for a very , very long time
Yep, and that's where AAPL's going to have to pay a nice chunk to get that memory chip in 2027, because 2026 seems to be sold out already. It's not some hardware. MU, WDC, STX, and likely SNDK are all sold out of 2026 along with SK and Samsung. I guess Apple can go to the temu versions.
AAPL played me so hard. Bought 265c at the top of 1st hour run up, got stopped out on pullback, then missed the entire run up today.
AAPL: I open and then close
swinging AAPL 267.5 calls, cause i like pain
Ooh! I know I’ll double average down on my calls, and halfsies avg down on my puts. I hope it works but I’m working with AAPL SPY SLV so who fuckin knows
NVDA and AAPL were used to save bul today. count your days bul.
Very normal and straight buying on NVDA and AAPL. YEP.
Totally normal price action NVDA and AAPL btw.
Nah fuck that, AAPL is the new penny stock pump and dump
AAPL is a meme stock isn't it? They had a day last week which had -5% and today with +4% day.
FED buy algos trying their hardest not to make it obvious just non-stop pumping AAPL. I mean $10 on fluff news about AI products?
Damn why did I hop into AAPL
Bro who shorted AAPL is fukt
The FED are such boomers that they still pump the same tickers AAPL and NVDA to keep the market up.
AAPL wat to regain 270
Did AAPL cure cancer today?
[https://valuecheck.io/analyze/AAPL](https://valuecheck.io/analyze/AAPL) Not only that, but gross margins are increasing, capex efficiency is decreasing (this is good), debt/equity is decreasing. Literally everything you want is trending in the right direction. Also, for those of you that click the link, this site is a beta version. Looking for feedback!
Looks like AAPL is finally bringing some innovation to the table……other than liquid ass—whoops I mean glass.
AAPL saving the market after killing it last week
SPY can’t dump with NVDA and AAPL doing their thing today. Everything is OK!! Remain calm Bulls, our time is nigh
Same old tactic to keep market from collapsing. Pump AAPL for shock absorption
Guys I’m only down 54% on my November AAPL calls now
[$AAPL](https://aimytrade.io/s/AAPL?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=smallstreetbets&utm_term=AAPL&utm_content=variant_1771351240162_zafdq9)'s move was letting everyone else prove AI capex returns were terrible before showing up late with better margins.
On January 26, 2026, Nasdaq launched Monday and Wednesday weekly options for a select group of high-profile securities, following SEC approval. TSLA is one of the nine names included, along with NVDA, AAPL, AMZN, META, AVGO, GOOGL, MSFT, and IBIT. no one told me.
Sucking on the sweet AAPL tiddy to stay afloat
Lmao regard trader on CNBC bought the AAPL top on 2/11 and sold the next day. Buy high and sell low works for everyone I guess
Who the fuck is investing in AAPL?
Don’t worry y’all I bought a way otm 4/17 AAPL call, so the ride’s over now
AAPL got that regard strength
Was watching AAPL calls too fuck me
My load of AAPL 260Cs and 265Cs are staunching the bleeding from my GOOG calls. I feel nothing.
AAPL potential 🐂 🪤 at 261 https://preview.redd.it/6g7e54bdm2kg1.png?width=806&format=png&auto=webp&s=3ed4016093e1cbd0534a85ed0ddfca66a9b33e4c
AAPL amzn meta bringing us back
Big tech sector, Googl, Meta, MSFT, AMZN AAPL, are still down; are we prepping for bigger dip? and what would be NVDA capex, like a half trillion $ ?
I’ve been buying the past week on META, AAPL, GOOGL, MSFT. 9-12mo out. I’m seeing red but I’m not worried yet. It’s all short volume capitulation. Sentiment is no bueno in the short term but things turn around quickly and I am a believer that they will.
Really need PLTR 150 AAPL 280 MSFT 500 NVDA 200 Thank you
TBF ever since the indices became NVDA and AAPL, this is sort of meaningless. Have had many red days when SPY is up and vice versa since 2024
$TSM, $AAPL, $NVDA Nah just kidding, I don’t see a lot of love for $KO, but they’ve treated me well over the years. Also have done well with energy company $NI.
Gotcha. Apologies or being caustic. It has been somewhat the same with me over the years! My dad bought an Apple Macintosh PC for (probably) $2,500 in 1986... wish he would have just bough AAPL lol. My biggest recent win has been VRT... up \~14,000%, but I have a few that have gone bankrupt and lost $20k on them.
Thoughts on AAPL this week? Any technical analysis
Yea never heard of LLY or AAPL
You’re looking at it kinda wrong though. Even though small caps *can* multiply your account, you would have had better odds betting on something that can move 100-200 points. In the last year this was GLD and MU. I nearly caught GLD, but managed to pull a net loss by closing the position too early. I nearly did it with AAPL too with a move that would have taken $4k to $70k. GLD I had 20 calls in May $307 strike. If I somehow held that to the top (impossible to do a perfect trade, really) I would have gotten $200x 100 shares per contract x 20 contracts worth of intrinsic value. This would be $400,000 worth of profit. Note that this was not a possible outcome for me since I had May 31st expirations. I needed 8 more months to actually pull off that move which I was never *actually* going to do. 20 contracts for that one month costed $12,000 in premium to acquire. Imagine how much it would have costed for 9 months… Anyway, my point is, while $1000 would limit you to calls on small caps or penny stocks, you have a much better chance of huge multiples by betting on something with momentum that can increase rapidly. Figuring out what that is **and how long it will take to happen** is the hard part. Sticking to it once you’ve figured it out is what will make you rich or poor.
Calls on oil companies tomorrow. XOM, CVX, COP, etc. Even though the market will have a glut of oil at some point this year, right now Iran and Venezuela are keeping the market elevated. Also, probably one on NVDA and one on AAPL because I like to gamble away the gains on my oil stocks.
Like this? result = yf.download('AAPL', period='5d')result = yf.download('AAPL', period='5d') import yfinance as yfimport yfinance as yf
AAPL to the moon imo
The cycle always repeats - there are always a set of speculative stocks that come along with potential and get bid up to heights that don't make sense when compared to other valuations. At their peaks, both ASTS and RKLB were worth more than over half of the companies in the SP500 by market cap. Yep that's right, the bedrock of the US stock market, the SP500, 500 of the strongest financial companies in the US, and somehow ASTS and RKLB was worth more than 250 of them. Problem is the large majority of people buying ASTS and RKLB have no clue about that or about gaps in revenue and profit - they just see it as a "hot" stock and chase it, and the bubble is the result. IMO - If you saw ASTS and RKLB as potentially disruptive companies when their valuations were not so inflated, there's nothing wrong with taking a nibble and seeing how things pan out. But once the valuation got stretched - beyond existing companies who have already pumped out billions in profits and dividend distriubtions over time - well your risk/reward proposition is not as strong. My approach has been there is no such thing a "too late". AMZN started out as a limited online retailer and then expanded to more diverse options in the late 90's and early 2000's. Yet it wasn't until 2008 when they launched the foundation of what would become AWS - their actual bread winner (much more profitable than retail). Then over the course of the next 15+ years they'd grow both retail and AWS, and it's still growing. You'd have made the most money jumping in early - when it's not clear they would succeed. But you still could have made money many years down the line when it was more clear they were gaining traction on all fronts. AAPL was a failure in PC world and Jobs was kicked from the company, with MSFT dominating. It wasn't until the iPod that AAPL started showing some life, and then iPhone propelled them to one of the most valuable companies in the world. Again you have so many entry points over the years to make a positive return - but trading larger return for more certainty. ASTS and RKLB have reached the point where I'd rather wait and see how they pan out - I have no positions. Something to keep in mind also is just because a technology "succeeds" in the sense there are use cases for them and it generates profits, does not mean the company will explode in value - a couple of reasons could be the profit margin is not high (due to costs or competition) or anticipated demand was never met. I've been in the stock market for over 25 years - I've seen a lot come and go - history says the odds are against you on these speculative plays.
This is from the last 30 days right? AMZN was knocking on the door of $250 in that time - it's "cheap" now. NVIDIA is range bound, could be derisking ahead of earnings (or during the big drop at the start of Feb). AAPL had a big bounce after a drop. With the fear in tech, if you're conservative that's a good time to take profits. Honestly, using this as a tool to decide on when to buy puts is probably pointless. The data comes to you too late - especially when the environment is as volatile as it is now. Sell when it's high, not when it's low - and just now it's low. Could it go lower? Sure. But develop a thesis and invest on that basis. The Amazon example - it's dropped 20% from where it was within the last 30 days. You could be investing on the basis of what people did when it was at that level. A good use case for this would probably be if you see a lot of flow in or out of a stock but no price action yet. Could be a sign they know something. Instead you're potentially piling in after the price action has already happened.
Lt Dan invested $100,000 at the AAPL ipo securing his and gumps future Now worth $300,000,000 🤑
My personal opinion is that regardless of what happens in the short term, we are going to end at ATH by end of year. META to 800+, AAPL to 300+, MSFT to 550+, and NVDA to 200+
Hmm… I found the following helpful: Nattenberg’s *Option Volatility and Pricing.* Options Alpha YT/podcast (https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhKnvfWKsu42LtgQmXvuFIf7wveXup1Fm&si=CZJMWwASSOGv89aB), Options Bootcamp (the early episodes—so old they’re not on AAPL anymore, but you can find them on other platforms like Podbean), and *Millionaire Traders* by Kathy Lien—which definitely isn’t how-to educational but really demonstrates how many various stats can be long term sustainable and profitable.
>why anyone would try and beat the market and not just invest in an index fund. Is it literally that people want to try and get rich quick? OP: It depends on how they decisde and take decision. Two of my friends made millions by doing this, but they are not stock savvy or tech savvy. They buy, believe they are right and hold. First one: Bought AAPL during 1998-2001 and hold even now, worth 10M or more, getiing $36000 as dividend every year. Proof he gave [https://imgur.com/kYbT96t](https://imgur.com/kYbT96t) Another one, bought FB ($37),GOOGL,TSLA($35) just after IPO at market price did not sell any stock yet,almost 45 M , proff [https://imgur.com/u9HgMPz](https://imgur.com/u9HgMPz) I tried to spot something like that never worked for me, it is my mindset - trades when I see 100% gain, but they do not sell !
AAPL creates an anti competitive moat all in the name of security. They have the app store and force other companies to pay 30% of all revenues. They would not let companies bypass this system. They prevent integration with non iPhone messaging apps When tim cool was asked the company would integrate certain things so his grandma's android would work well with the iPhone he told them to buy an iPhone Everyone owns an iPhone because of the network effect and apple knows that and they do everything in that power to protect it
Last week I added AAPL, NDVA, and TQQQ heavily. I guess next week I find out if I'm a genius or a regard.
Saw the week of the 23rd. Stuff like AAPL, MSFT, META starting do options like SPY. They have Monday, Wed, Friday expirations. Is this going to be the norm moving forward?
Well, it's official... The entire Magnificent 7 is now negative YTD 📉 🔴 Nvidia ( $NVDA ) -1.29% 🔴 Meta ( $META ) -1.64% 🔴 Alphabet ( $GOOGL ) -2.16% 🔴 Apple ( $AAPL ) -4.50% 🔴 Tesla ( $TSLA ) -6.58% 🔴 Amazon ( $AMZN ) -13.24% 🔴 Microsoft ( $MSFT ) -16.75%
which moron at AAPL thought it would be a great fucking idea to force every app icon to be in ugly fucking rounded squares
Shit got real, when you see AAPL moving like this, new pump and dump 😆
First my AAPL calls, now my backup plan is fucked. MAGA
drawdown today from 52w high: MSFT -28%, AMZN -23%, META -20%, AAPL -11%, NVDA -14% now also GOOGL -13% ORCL -54%, NFLX -43%, PLTR -37%, AMD and AVGO -22%, banks -10% what's even left to correct at this point, they already crashed everything basically...
NVDA and AAPL down over 2% on no volume. why not
AAPL back to sub 200 this year ... just by May or July is the question.
Wanna short AAPL to 220 ... what timeline guys?
Absolutely terrible day to be all in on GOOG but my heart goes out to my brother's in AAPL calls
AAPL literally dosnt even do AI and AI can’t replace iPhones, so why drop so severely
even AAPL nuking like there's no tomorrow this market is gonna dump hard next few months
AAPL getting fisted for valentines lol
AAPL trying to pull an AMZN? damn Tim
NVDA -2.5% GOOGL -0.9% AAPL - 1.75% What a clusterfuck
26% of the QQQ weighting (NVDA, AVGO and AAPL) is down 1.5%, with remaining mag7 looking like they are cancelling each other out and QQQ overall is up 0.6%…
Damn AAPL 265Cs expiring next week may not have been the play
Fucking AAPL roasting me today
insane amount of volume on the 0dtes for AAPL, it's not going to move anywhere until the last 10 minutes because of this
Imagine AAPL would actually do something to help that resistance at $686. We would be on the moon rn.
I just stepped in a steaming pile of dogshit, with my bare feet, and that has been better than AAPL's price action
Bag 7 underperforming every sector in the S&P and y’all are still in here like “AAPL calls!!!”
Another day of playing both sides and getting rekt both ways. I’m a genius. Also, thanks AAPL for just doing absolutely fucking nothing after a disastrous week.
That was the start, lot more for AAPL to go down
They took down MSFT META and AMZN. GOOGL is currently being taken out. So logically next week they take out TSLA and AAPL (buying TSLA puts 2/18 exp). The week after they take out NVDA on earnings. All lines up perfectly.
My friend told me about AAPL, they have cool phones and stuff. Is it a buy and can it beat BlackBerry?
!banbet AAPL 270 21d
why the fuck am i trying to trade AAPL
Panic selling Apple in 1997. I was just a kid and invested a $2000 tax return (that I couldn't afford) in AAPL @ $17, thinking AAPL would probably recover. AAPL dropped to $14, and all the reports of Apple being on deathwatch rattled me. I sold. Had I just put that investment on the backburner of my mind, it would be worth $3.6 million today.
Looking at the volume and open interest on the 0dte it seems clear AAPL won't be allowed to go above 260 today eh
Indexes green while AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, NVDA all red ☠️
Tim AAPL i need a big shrek dick
The IV crush on my AAPL calls from yesterday is criminal