Why Apple Should Freeze Its Dividend When companies throw off excess cash from their operations, management usually licks its chops looking for ways to spend the money. Some companies like Berkshire Hathaway and Facebook do not issue a dividend, but retain earnings to reinvest in the company, expand operations or buy back stock. In 2012, Apple made $40bn in its January quarter following an at-the-time winter record for revenue. It boasted over $100bn in cash, with $4bn in cash flow from operations. Times were good, Apple had zero debt, and Tim Cook had recently taken over as CEO. Full article
iStockNow tells you which Apple Stores have AirPods in stock right now One of the best things about Apple’s retail strategy is that when it comes to inventory, they don’t ignore their brick-and-morter stores like some other retailers do.
Apple In Talks To Start Manufacturing In India http://www.investopedia.com/news/apple-talks-start-manufacturing-india-aapl/ So, what do you thing guys?
Noticed the huge block trades that went through on Apple all day. Wow. 3.15Mil block showed just how much push there was at $116.95.
Buyers market and the bulls remain in a full control now how far will they push to finish strong the year end is the question.
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Watching and anticipating a quick reversal to take back Fridays tax selling losses and it ti hit $117 a share by 10am.
Recent bearish signal remains intact but the bears failed to below $116 a crucial zone for the short term
This is a Trump win. Apple Invests $1 Billion In Softbank Vision Fund http://www.investors.com/news/techn...1-billion-investment-in-softbank-vision-fund/
Apple is starting to limp and the bears remain in the upper hand but still can retest recent swing high at and around 118. Will see $112 to buy
Apple continues to resist the idea of endowing its Mac PCs with touchscreens. Apple: The 'Oddly Satisfying' Touchscreen Mac
Some simple stock chart analysis reveals where the pros will be shorting shares of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL). It is not for almost $5 more Dollars to the upside, so put on your patience hat and relax. This market is still going to head above 20,000 on the Dow Jones Industrial Average into January 20th, when Donald Trump is sworn in as President. Being almost two weeks away, Apple Inc. will still easily reach its upside target of $123.50. At this point, there will be multi-layered resistance and the top pro traders will begin to short. The top pros expect at least a 10% decline before a significant bounce and maybe more downside after. Be ready as this target will likely be hit before earnings, putting Apple Inc. on pace for a sharp decline after earnings.
