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iPhone sales up in China continuing Apple revenue momentum
Apple (AAPL) shipped 10 million iPhones in China during September and October, according to Bloomberg. That would be an increase of 6% from the same period in 2019. The projections add to speculation that sales of the iPhone 11 are running ahead of Wall Street...
Tech stocks acting like they’re good to rally to the end of the year
I'm using my Volatility Portfolio pick Cirrus Logic (CRUS) as an indicator of the trend in technology stocks--particularly chip stocks--through the end of 2019. And right now that indicator is pointing up. On November 1, the company's shares jumped to $72.43 from...
Apple beats on earnings per share and raises holiday quarter forecast
After the close today Apple reported fiscal fourth quarter revenue of $64 billion. That was up from $62.9 billion in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2018 and above the $63 billion consensus forecast from Wall Street analysts. Net income dropped to $13.7 billion from...
The tech ETF is actually Apple and Microsoft and a bunch of little guys
The Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) may indeed follow the technology sector of the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index. But don't expect much in the way of diversification from the ETF. The latest figures on Yahoo Finance show that 19.55% of the ETF's assets...
So how’s my “Tech is back” call (and picks of SWKS and CRUS) doing?
On October 8 I wrote "Tech is back" led by fact-based speculation that Apple (AAPL) had asked supplier to increase production of components for the iPhone 11 by 10%. That, obviously, was a good sign for Apple, which is set to announce earnings on October 30. And, I...
Trick or Trend: Is good news from Apple enough to create a tech rally to lead the market?
Our regular (or occasional or perhaps occasionally regular) Friday series (actually running on Friday this week) Trick or Trend looks at what might (or might not) be emerging investible trends. Exclusively on JAM. This post won't run anywhere else. Ever. Today Japan's...
How does a company navigate this tariff mess? Apple gets tariff waivers on 10 Chinese parts but not on 5 others.
Today, Monday, September 30, the office of the U.S. Trade Representative denied Apple's (AAPL) request for relief from 25% tariffs on the optional wheels for the Mac Pro, a circuit board for managing input and output ports, power adapter, charging cable and a cooling...
On Apple, Wall Street says, Wait ’til next year
The new products Apple (AAPL) introduced today aren't bad. The successors to the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max add more cameras, a faster chip (on the iPhone 11 successor to the XR), and longer battery life. It's just that none of these new features are...
Saturday Night Quarterback says, For the week ahead expect…
...lots of speculation on what the Federal Reserve will do and say about interest rates next week on September 18. What has become the routine squeaking and squawking about the U.S.-China trade war/trade talks. More fun and games from London (where the legal opinion...
Apple sketches in September product launches–will they be enough?
Two big clouds of doubt hover over shares of Apple (AAPL). First, will the continuing U.S.-China trade war take another bite out of Apple's China revenue? And/Or disrupt Apple's China supply chain, saddling the company with higher tariffs on its made in China iPhones?...
In the shortish short term does anything matter for U.S. financial markets except for the Fed?
Think about it this way: The bulk of investors and traders believe that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at both the July 31 and September 18 central bank meetings. A significant minority believes that the Fed will deliver more than just two 25 basis point...Jim’s Stock Alerts
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