The mere thought of Buffett backing the stock helps me sleep at night. The old man knows what he's doing.
People are speculating that the next iPhone might go over $1000 in price. For the "plus" model, that is.
Apple is rallying up near $136 after a strong earnings report. AAPL is a good buy right now for the long term.
Stock hits $136.75 and Deutsche Bank’s Sherri Scribner raises her price target on the stock to $125 Where do I get a job like that ?
I would argue that AAPL is now no longer a good buy but rather a good hold as I do believe it will outperform over the next year but the margin of safety it provides has been significantly decreased after the recent quarterly earnings and Berkshire hathaway's latest 13F filing.
This stock's well-being hinges entirely on iPhone sales. It was always like this. I'm waiting for an iPhone 8 presentation before making a move.
I do hope they will skip iPhone 7s cycle. Holding on to the same form factor for 4 years would be unwise imho.
My target tis 160, if you are chasing here though even long term I believe you are foolish. You will get better prices within a month IMO
AAPL is rallying up near $139 after a strong earnings report recently. AAPL is a good buy right now for the long term.
Apple is rallying up near $139 after a strong earnings report recently. AAPL is a good buy right now for the long term.
How Apple's Tim Cook followed the toughest act in tech "You should rarely follow the rules," Cook told an audience at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business. "What Fuqua teaches you so well is how to learn and how to collaborate. Write your own rules." That's a direct descendant of Jobs' emphasis on promoting managers who were creative people themselves, rather than the "bozos" he said Apple had hired when it opted for professional managers late in his first stint at the company. Cook once told an interviewer that his ideal worker is someone who has an idea late at night and calls him to talk about it, because the worker can't wait, and also because that worker should understand they'll need help to develop the idea into a polished product. Read full article: http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/21/how-...700-billion-following-techs-toughest-act.html
