Thread: Apple

Originally Posted by Ltrman61

Hmmmm....I feel kind of like you in the sense of Big Tech having so much of my information. But I suppose they already do regardless of where I put my money. Just wondering, is this FDIC insured like any bank? I'm assuming it is but I haven't looked into it.

Very true, what don't they already know? Yes, deposits will be FDIC insured.

My hesitation also comes from my question of the philosophical responsibility of consumers. Does a responsible consumer consciously diversify their dollar, or do you simply put your money towards the best product to promote innovation at the potential consequence of enriching a monopoly?

If Apple can continue to make or break the market, here's where we are...

Great looking breakout from the huge bull flag, but when is enough, enough? The largest company in the world has gone from $35 to $194 3.5 years - which includes two bear markets. How fast can a $3 trillion company grow?

Originally Posted by tsptalk

Great looking breakout from the huge bull flag, but when is enough, enough? The largest company in the world has gone from $35 to $194 3.5 years - which includes two bear markets. How fast can a $3 trillion company grow?

I've got stock. Keep going.

Apple's earnings report beat expectations in some regard while missing expectations in others. So far after-hours Apple is down more than 2%.

Apple beats soft expectations driven by 8% services growth

Repost of the chart from another thread...

Wow! Talk about an important pivot point for Apple, and maybe the stock market in general...

The last big gap that was filled turned out to be the peak of the relief rally.

Past five years seems AAPL was all anyone ever talked about. Currently 15% off its high and breaking down in gaps this week. Not looking good by any stretch of the imagination.