Yep. People are dumb but you can't convince them of that. Lol.
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Apple Loses $2 Trillion Status Following Largest One-Day Loss in Market Value of Any Company Ever
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Yep. People are dumb but you can't convince them of that. Lol.
You do know how stock market works, right? And if you do then why do you say that? And if you don't then why did you get in in the first place?
Markets are down again today. Seems like investors decided to put on the breaks. Tesla being near $500B market cap and Apple going from $1T to $2T in like 6 months was crazy. Didn’t Alan Greenspan once call this irrational exuberance?
All major stock hikes will go through a correction period, this was inevitable.
Apple is a strong company, the stock will stabilise and start to climb again. It might take some time, but just wait.
Watching the price go up and down is pretty much all of the fun, but if you've put savings you can't afford to lose into a stock... maybe don't get involved.
Apple is a strong company, the stock will stabilise and start to climb again. It might take some time, but just wait.
Watching the price go up and down is pretty much all of the fun, but if you've put savings you can't afford to lose into a stock... maybe don't get involved.
Why did you post this? Now we will be subjected to posts by two or three "know it alls" telling you that the sale is planned long in advance and blah blah blah
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Am I the only one that is happy when Apple’s stock takes a big hit.
It allows you to buy the stock at a better price. There seems to be one constant in this world; Apple’s stock always seems to double after 12 - 18 months.
It allows you to buy the stock at a better price. There seems to be one constant in this world; Apple’s stock always seems to double after 12 - 18 months.
The real answer is a cute little battery company has a new tech with a solid electrolyte, it’s real, it recharges in minutes, it has zero fire risk, and it’s coming to market NOW. Tesla is taking a huge hit with it’s giant capital investment in conventional Li+ “wet” batteries.
Smart money all went to KCAC a week ago.
Smart money all went to KCAC a week ago.
In the world of fractional shares, it doesn't really matter anymore, as you can always buy Apple stock regardless of how much $ you put into it.
APPLE IS DOOMED!!!
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Just kidding. As others have said, this was inevitable, Apple is/will be fine.
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Just kidding. As others have said, this was inevitable, Apple is/will be fine.
Anti-trust in the air for big tech.
They’re referring to the “TINA” bubble, or the there-is-no-alternative bubble caused by 0% interest rates for a decade. People are investing without questioning future returns and economic growth/fundamentals. The “buy-and-hold” strategy works, until it doesn’t. Just ask Japan.
The entire market has been in a bubble state lately, not just Apple. Still is.
Only buy these dips if you have long term disposable money and can deal with volatility. It is highly likely Apple stock will hit $100 (or lower) before it hits $150. There are dangers and volatility ahead because political parties and the media have turned the world into a battleground and they won’t change this nasty habit until each side has their way or the masses rises up and say ‘Enough is enough. We want peace not madness.’
Tim Cook sold $131.7 Million in Apple Stock 10 days ago (=
It's almost as if he knew something
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It's almost as if he knew something
Apple CEO Tim Cook Sells $131.7 Million in Apple Stock
Apple CEO Tim Cook was recently awarded 560,000 shares of Apple stock for serving as Apple's CEO and for Apple's strong performance under his...
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Agreed. This is not financial advice , but maybe for those interested in investing it's a good idea to set parameters for your personal risk tolerance and build your portfolio accordingly. One way to manage risk is to calculate the percentage of your portfolio you're willing to invest in more volatile securities and balance it out with options and t-bills as a hedge.
The stock market these days is controlled by nothing more than the value in teenage gossip. A rumor starts and everyone has a hair trigger to buy or sell.
It's good practice to learn not to care on the really bad massive crash days, and then you can take advantage of it!
Buy the dip. Apple is a long team hold IMO. The only thing that would seriously hurt Apple long term would be some sort of Anti-Monopoly legislation in the Eurasia or US markets.
The whole Tech sector is currently. Retail investors are learning the hard way that stonks can also go down.
The whole Tech sector is currently. Retail investors are learning the hard way that stonks can also go down.
Any investors that know release date (how long the delay will be), whether it has 120hz, other features, and are trading on that information... are committing insider trading. They also don’t know how strong initial demand will be.