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The two minor–but very important–flaws in Apple’s great quarter
If Apple (AAPL) hadn't climbed to become the first $1 trillion company by market cap, these flaws probably wouldn't be worth talking about. But when investors and traders have driven a stock's valuation up to these levels--in clear anticipation that someone not too...
Trump administration tees up next tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods
The Trump administration has released a new list of $200 billion in Chinese goods that would be subject to higher tariffs as promised in retaliation for Chinese tariffs in retaliation for earlier U.S. tariffs. The new tariffs won't go into effect until the end of...
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference focuses on catching up and differentiation
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Apple beats on earnings; iPhone sales of 52.2 million slightly below consensus of 52.3 million units
It wasn't a big beat and iPhone sales weren't wildly above consensus, but such was the fear and skepticism surrounding Apple (AAPL) that shares rose 3.61% in trading after the earnings announcement. The company reported earnings of $2.73 a share, five cents a share...
Siri hire from Google latest sign of Apple’s new aggressiveness
Yesterday Apple (AAPL) announced that it had hired John Giannandrea, the architect behind Google Assistant, to take its Siri digital assistant from disappointing to amazing again. (Or at least to make it a credible challenger to Amazon's Alexa and Google Assistant.)...
Notes You Need for January 29: AAPL, MCD, savings rate, SQM, TSLA, PYPL, EU trade war,
In my daily trawling through the market I come upon lots of tidbits of knowledge that I think are important to investors but that don’t justify a full post. I’ve decided to start compiling these notes here each day in a kind of running mini blog that I’m calling Notes You Need. A typical entry would resemble this from today: “10:20 a.m.: Apple (AAPL) shares down 2% this morning on news reports out of Japan that the company will lower iPhone X production volume by 50% in the first quarter of calendar 2018. The stories see that Apple has notified suppliers that it will cut production for January-March quarter to 20 million units for the iPhone X instead of the 40 million units projected at the phone’s November release. Apple reports earnings after the market close on Wednesday, February 1.”

Apple gets a two-pronged roasting and the stock stumbles
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Apple to buy Shazam: Now that’s one great move
Today Apple (AAPL) announced that it would buy Shazam for a price that Recode estimates is around $400 million. How do I like this deal? Let me count the ways. (Apple is a member of my long-term 50 Stocks portfolio.) First, in acquiring Shazam, Apple will get a huge...
Apple’s supplies of iPhoneX to be extremely limited at November launch, sales getting pushed into 2018?
Best explanation I've seen so far of the details of Apple's (AAPL) problems with the iPhoneX comes from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. That report was summarized on MacRumors.com last night. According to the KGI report, the biggest hurdle has likely been the...
Wall Street starts to pick at the new iPhones–and at Apple shares
Wall Street has started to pick at the details of Apple’s (AAPL) September 12 iPhone event. And it’s not liking all the details on second (or third) look. Apple’s shares finished down 0.86% today, September 14. Apple has closed lower in all three trading sessions since the product announcement. Not massively but still…
