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Apple has finally unveiled its long-awaited Vision Pro, a mixed reality headset that has been the subject of speculation for many years. We now have a glimpse of its appearance and pricing, although the exact features and functionality are still unknown. This uncertainty surrounding the new device is reminiscent of past technological transitions, such as the shift from horse carriages to automobiles. During that time, many people were unsure if they truly needed cars. Similarly, when mobile phones without keypads evolved into smartphones, there were concerns about their bulky size and the lack of mechanical feedback for button presses. I personally started with an iPod Touch, which my colleagues didn't initially see the value in. However, I found great utility in the apps and functionaliti

Hello， everyone!Welcome to Tiger Academy - 「Options Academy Column」episode 2.Many of our friends who are interested in options may ask this question: Why are Apple options priced at just a few dollars, while Nvidia options can be priced at hundreds of dollars? How are these prices determined?How should we analyze when trading? Today, I will guide you through these questions1. Price Differences in OptionsLet's first look at two cases:The first case is a call option on Apple Inc. with a strike price of $175, expiring on June 2nd, priced at $2.90.Similarly, a call option on NVIDIA Corporation with a strike price of $280, expiring on June 2nd, is priced at $103.Why is there such a significant difference? Some friends speculate that it is because of the difference in companies, leading to diffe

With the traditional "Just one more thing" moment of the Jobs era, $Apple(AAPL)$ CEO Tim Cook introduced Apple Vision Pro, a highly anticipated VR eyewear product, at Monday's WWDC. Although the ultimate size of the market for this product is still unknown, the current price of around $3,500 may discourage many consumers from purchasing it. Apple Vision Pro headsetHowever, the technology itself is fascinating. Vision Pro will allow users to see a larger screen through headphones and control it using their eyes, hands, and voice, unlike $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$’s Oculus, which relies on external hand controllers.Quest 2Currently, the most mature commercial application of virtual reality is gaming. Appl