To The Moon

I don't get the explaination that Russian-Ukraine conflict is the main factor of the component shortage for chip manufacturing. Ukraine produces 50% of neon gas for the chip industry. Even with Ukraine out, China and Russia have huge amount of neon to supply the world. The problem is politic and economic because they will sell it at their conditions and price they want. Welcome to the reality of these bulls*** sanctions.

Even if the growth slows down it's still a growth and as long as the P/E remains reasonable, I will keep and load AAPL in my portfolio.

Uninterested article as there is no explanation provided for such price targets adjustments.

Not bad at all. And it's just for this quarter. Now the real ennemy is Singapore multi-dependencies to other commodities and the inflation, the latter being quite reasonable (compared to other countries like USA)... for the moment.

Another small fish who wanted to play in the shark pool and got crushed because he thought he was smarter than a guy like Warren Buffet.A bit of humility would have been appropriate rather than claiming victory too early.Now who's shouting "Celsius, Celsius"?

Again this non-sense sanctions talking. Everybody saw how "effective" these were, apart from destroying western people's buying powers. It will not stopRussia, but only create a more powerful block of non-aligned countries opposing the USA and their "democratic" system.

Meanwhile, the RUB/USD moved from 0.8 4 months ago to 1.6 today.

Not sure between MacDonald and Starbucks….

Quoting Warren Buffet:“Never invest in a business you cannot understand”.The same applies for short selling and other risky strategies.

Lots of common sense here. I can only agree, except perhaps for the cash-vs-reinvestment plan part.It makes sense to cash out dividens if you are willing to spend time to trade/retrade but for other investors who seek for long-term investment, a DRIP (Dividend ReInvestment Plan) can be valuable.