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base on the product and problem solving that apple have now, plus if we follow weekly candle trend is apple can fall to $160 on the month.
@XianLi:So Much !! for $Apple(AAPL)$s Eco- System !!China's ,India , Vietnam & Korean Production Will Collapse Price Point and Profits ..!![LOL][LOL][LOL]Actually, I short at the visit because of great uncertainties in the future!If Apple can not dig out the new driven point, it will fail and can reach $165.....I will not buy it now!
$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple faces 'headline risk' from regulators, not fundamental risk. Apple (AAPL) faces regulatory pressures after reports of several investigations, from an antitrust lawsuit brought on by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) to the European Union's (EU) probe into Big Tech players. Evercore ISI Analyst Amit Daryanani — who has an Outperform rating on the stock with a price target of $220 per share — joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss how Apple could potentially recover and get unstuck from the rock-and a-hard place the iPhone maker finds itself in the middle of. Daryanani notes that the EU probe poses "more headline risk than fundamental risk," stating that he doesn't believe it has "a material im
$Apple(AAPL)$ TIGER WEEKLY Inflation in the spotlight for investors in the week ahead Tuesday, 12 Mar. 2024 LAST WEEK'S RECAP 1. The US Market - Three major indexes closed the choppy week lower The S&P 500 and Nasdaq briefly hit intraday record highs but started to lose steam late morning. Nvidia shed $128 billion in market cap on Friday, erasing gains it had notched earlier in the session. The AI darling finished down more than 5% in its worst session since late May. All three major indexes finished the choppy week lower. The Dow posted its worst weekly performance since October, as Apple was down nearly 5% over the week, making it the worst performer in the 30-stock Dow. Fed chief Jerome Powell had fe
$Apple(AAPL)$ from the pre-post we can learn that apple is to weak, for getOng raise on the next day, I'm prefer to close it all my assets and learn to get a better chance on other trusted company like S&P 500 or NIVIDA for my assets safety in the future.
$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple will fail to $135 per share, i can't see Any hope on Apple for this week trend, for safety just close it and Find another main company that give us more peace of mine and make us sleep well when we leave the money with them.
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@Ultrahisham:Nvidia vs Apple Nvidia and Apple need no introductions. Megacaps in their own niche with moats carved out in their own fields. They are that massive, many countries could not even hold a candle to them. They are that important and their products so critical to the world, if countries are publicly owned, they are there amongst the top! So having said that, it is no wonder they have so much say in discussions and countries agendas, so much so that their CEOs visit countries at leaders' invitations! Nvidia CEO just visited Singapore not too long ago to discuss AI and investments. Talk about clout! So when these companies sneeze, the whole world might catch a cold you may say. So where are we in terms of their market performance. Again I like to turn to technicals for perspective. Other data
$First Republic Bank(FRC)$ First Republic Bank, facing a crisis of confidence from investors and customers, is set to receive a $30 billion lifeline from a group of America’s largest banks. “This show of support by a group of large banks is most welcome, and demonstrates the resilience of the banking system,” the Treasury Department said in a statement Thursday. The major banks include JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Truist. The $30 billion infusion will give the struggling San Francisco lender much-needed cash to meet customer withdrawals and buttress confidence in the US banking system during a tumultuous moment for lenders. A First Republic spokesman declined to comment. In a statement,