$AAPL is rallying up near $143 after a strong earnings report two months ago. AAPL is now a strong sell between $140-$150 after I loved the stock below $100.
star technician calls recent bullish resurgence is not over but damaged Keep ur eye on $138.15 a rest area
$AAPL buy the dip it's worked for years... really cheap up here at the all time highs. posted by tradeforliving.com
@Gil Oren I can already see Apple employees spamming Cook with phone calls in the middle of the night because they have a grand idea.
Agree. I think I hate $AAPL more than any tech company at these levels. You will be able to buy this level or below for a while. I am trying to short this right now around 139-141 ish for a move back under 130 possibly 125. Then the move to 160 starts.
Any thoughts about their new red version of iPhone7/Plus? I don't understand why it has to be white on the front.
$AAPL is dropping back to $140. AAPL is now a strong sell between $140-$150 after I loved the stock below $100.
I like how iPad became so irrelevant that Apple manage to release an update without making a big deal out of it.
That is true. Also as we start reaching the flattening of the technology curve, where incremental improvements in battery life or weight makes little difference to the end consumer, the ipad cycle will get longer and longer.
$AAPL continues to hit a record high. AAPL is now a strong sell between $140-$150 after I loved the stock below $100.
I hear they are working on some cool features that they will announce this year for iPads. I use my tablet as a book reader every evening before going to sleep, but that's about it.
Isn't it sort of the same thing with smartphones though? I had been on a 2 year upgrade cycle for the last decade or something, but now that I upgraded to iPhone 7 128Gb, I'm thinking to keep it for 3 years or something around this time.
$AAPL continues to hit record highs. AAPL is now a strong sell between $140-$150 after I loved the stock below $100.
Apple’s Snapchat-killer app “Clips” sees up to 1 million downloads in first four days after release. Less than a week ago, Apple Inc. released a new social video app for its iOS devices aimed at stealing some market share away from ultra-popular apps like Snapchat and Instagram. If the early demand for the app, dubbed Clips, is any indicator, Apple may be on its way to accomplishing that goal. Clips has been downloaded an estimated 500,000 to 1 million times, according to industry research firm App Annie, yet still hasn’t cracked the coveted top 20 apps list. We know it hasn’t entered that list because it’s not appearing on Apple’s U.S. App Store’s Top Charts. App Annie notes that Clips has topped out at #28 in the App Store, despite having heavy press coverage promoting the new app.
I just laugh when I see something being hyped as a _____-killer (e.g. all the MMOs that were touted by magazines to be the WoW-killer).
