Big tech companies are "threatened" by the European Union + Apple is now in trouble in China.
Amazon $AMZN, Alphabet $GOOG, Apple $AAPL, Microsoft $MSFT, Meta $META and ByteDance (is a Chinese internet technology company) now have six months to comply with stricter market rules.
ARM HOLDINGS is gearing up for a spectacular initial public offering to test the market's interest in a major technology company. But its target valuation suggests it is resigned to not being the next Nvidia.
According to The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, British chipmaker Arm is seeking a valuation for its initial share offering on the Nasdaq...
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I was very interested in this company, but somehow I forgot about it, so thank you for reminding me. I'll have to take a quick look at the company and I'll definitely be following the IPO at least a little :)
Arm has signed agreements with large technology firms for IPOs worth $50 billion to $55 billion.
Apple Inc $AAPL, Nvidia Corp $NVDA, Alphabet Inc $GOOGL and Advanced Micro Devices Inc $AMD have agreed to invest in the chip designer's initial public offering (IPO), according to sources familiar with the matter.
Intel Corp $INTC, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, Cadence Design Systems...
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The SP500 index is up over 14% for the year, which is very respectable. The $SPY is up this year mainly due to technology stocks, which are up tens of % this year and some are even up over 100%, such as $NVDA or $META. The SP500 is rising this year mainly thanks to $AAPL, $MSFT, $NVDA, $META, $AMZN and $GOOGL. However, the question is whether these technology stocks will...
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Well, the last Iphone announcement didn't really shoot up the stock and what I think and what is expected is that the 15 will be iphone 14 again with just a few extra improvements, so I wouldn't count on the Iphone, it would have to be a really ultra bomb :D
Your thoughts on Spotify $SPOT? The stock has seen a lot of nice upside recently, but it stalled a bit a few days back and a correction came.
The stock is still trading for less than its IPO in 2018 and overall I like the company and like it, but should I buy at current prices? I don't know. What I also fear is $AAPL and its Apple music, the competitor is very strong. What are...
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I would probably recommend $AAPL and $CVS. However, I don't think you can say it like this. Everyone likes something different and every investor should do their own analysis and calculate the intrinsic value of the stock. So if someone wanted to invest in stocks, I would start with bluechips stocks.
Technology stocks are up tens of % this year, some by more than 100%. For example, $META stock is up 140% for the year and $NVDA stock is up 180%. I'm increasingly regretting not buying tech stocks sooner and buying more of them. However, I still bought some tech stocks. I was buying $AAPL stock at $133 and then I was still buying $GOOGL stock at $98.
What tech stocks do you...
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This is literally a BIG MOVE for Apple $AAPL! 👇
Apple will save billions of dollars in chip manufacturing costs for new iPhones in 2023. This is due to the move to a more advanced 4nm manufacturing process. Apple buys tens of billions of dollars worth of chips each year for its products, especially iPhones. Currently, the chips are manufactured using a 5nm process, but TSMC is...
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That's great information and thank you for it. Otherwise, as has been written here $AAPL is slowly declining and if it continues to decline I might buy a little more.
Investors, which company's results surprised you the most this week and which company's results are you looking forward to next week?
I was certainly pleased with $GOOGL's results and surprised by $MMM's results as I was expecting much worse given the situation they are currently in. As for next week, I'm looking forward to and interested in the results of $PFE, $CVS, $SBUX, $AM...
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I don't really get it and it annoys me terribly ( to put it politely). As soon as a country, or in this case the EU, needs money it goes after companies that are doing well. It pisses me off that when a country or the EU needs money and they have a huge debt they go after these companies. Otherwise, I'm not worried about Apple. Apple will and probably already is building factories in India and will target India, so I don't see a problem there.