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Apple's Stock Price Dips Ahead of WWDC as Analyst Issues Rare Downgrade
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I sold my TSLA and ADBE to buy some AMD. I like what I'm seeing sales wise and if they increase production they will have a deserved success.
You do not need 2 of them per room. You can, but you do not absolutely need.
The Homepod is stereophonic, and it will bounce sound off the wall and delight you probably.
If you are a high roller and want sound throughout the house, it can be a major pain running wires everywhere, and then you have an amp etc etc. A couple thousand dollars and you have engineered sound with Homepods in a lot of rooms of a fairly decent McMansion, and hey, the setup time that you save is probably worth $400 savings right there. Who wants to fool around with a multi-room stereo system? If you are a rich dude, your time is worth getting something like this from Apple. And it works well with Apple TV and all your iPhone friends who come over to add songs to the playlist.
Boom - you are done and ready for a party.
They will sell a lot of these. Bye bye Bose and Harmon Kardon.
This will be yet another money maker for Apple. Not a game changer though - I agree, but who really knows. Apple is going for smart home tech.
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I dunno. I really hope it does, but it often takes a week for news to sink in.
I bought some call options ($157.50) for the near future, so I do really hope you are right!
The announcements today are solid - for hardware and software. Augmented Reality Kit will be very cool. HomePods are interesting.
Neither OS is available today, and the iMac Pro is here in December! The brand new iPad will be the same as the old one until September. So...oo..o.
Profit taking across the tech industry because they are confident there is growth to come. They take some profit now to invest elsewhere. They also have to take money to make up for losses in sterling and gold that happened this morning.
The funny thing is that when the big firms take profits then the computer systems belonging to the smaller firms automatically sell stock because of the dip. Silly.
The funny thing is that when the big firms take profits then the computer systems belonging to the smaller firms automatically sell stock because of the dip. Silly.
To be fair, tons of tech stocks fell today. NASDAQ closed 1.8% down. Microsoft, Google, Snapchat, and Facebook all down 3%+ except for Microsoft. Hard to argue Apple's is falling due to WWDC.
Basically the large funds control the game. If they want stocks prices to be overweight they do it, if they want to cause dips and then buy low again, they do it. It's a rigged game with nobody in charge because everyone plays along, including small time home based day traders who try to do the same thing by trolling the internet.
Millions and millions. That juicy Apple stock money.Shouldn't somebody here be bragging about how much money they've made on apple stock by now?
