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$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple enthusiasts around the world recently witnessed the grand unveiling of the iPhone 15, hoping for a device that could potentially send Apple’s stock price soaring. However, a closer look at the latest release raises questions about whether it can truly revive the tech giant’s fortunes. 1. Incremental Changes One of the first impressions of the iPhone 15 is that it appears to offer only incremental changes compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 14. While Apple’s commitment to refining its products is commendable, it’s essential to recognize that for a new iPhone release to have a significant impact on the company’s stock price, it would require a game-changing upgrade from the previous model. 2. Th

The United States in August unseasonally adjusted CPI annual rate of 3.7%, a new high since May this year, has risen for the second time in a row; The United States in August unseasonally adjusted core CPI annual rate of 4.3%, the lowest since September 2021, has declined for six consecutive months; The United States in August seasonally adjusted CPI rate recorded 0.6%, the highest since June 2022.Yesterday Oracle fell by more than 13% due to the cold earnings report, Apple's share price fell after the autumn speech, and the three major indexes of the US stock market closed down on Monday (11).Before the end of the Apple options big order conference, it was mainly bullish, and after the end of the conference at 2 o 'clock, it was mainly bearish:buy

The much-anticipated IPO of chip design firm Arm has arrived. Illustration shows Arm Ltd logo The excitement around $Arm Holdings(ARM)$'s upcoming initial public offering (IPO) is undeniable, but I find myself taking a more cautious stance. While the company's potential is undeniable, history has shown that many major IPOs struggle to outperform the S&P 500 in the long run. The reason for my hesitation in discussing this until now, despite the growing excitement, is that I believe entering this stock immediately following its IPO might be premature. The top 10 U.S. IPOs from the past four years have averaged a 47% drop from their first-day closing prices, per LSEG data, with investors buying at intra-day peaks seeing a 53% loss on average. It's