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exnavyew
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Currently up 4% in after hours trading.
Strange color, what is that....green?
[h=1]Apple smashes Wall Street expectations with historic Q1 revenue[/h]
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-q1-earnings-2022-171849460.html?.tsrc=fin-notif
bmneveu
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Two years into the pandemic:
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/14/app...r-iphone-with-a-mask-on-how-to-set-it-up.html
"Apple just released a new update that lets you unlock your iPhone with a mask on"
Bullitt
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Do you really think people are going to wear those more than a few times to try it out? I just don't see it having anywhere near the impact the iPod or iPhone did. Gamers are addicted to screens and all they could muster was a few hours. Even when more options become available, I still don't see this widely adopted.
https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/vr-headsets-6-hours-a-month-1203211063/
Apple is getting its full foot in the financial sector. The tech company now considers itself a competitive bank. Today, April 17th, Apple now offers a savings account with a competitive 4.15% Annual Percentage Yield. That is not the best but it is definitely not the worst.
It is a yield close to what the G-fund is on track to yield for 2023. The G-fund has yielded 3.54% since this time last year.
This might sound appetizing to investors, although Apple was flat on the day the day of the launch, as its another space for this American powerhouse to expand. It is a trusted name and may provide a sense of safety for those uneasy about where to keep their money lately.
But my initial reaction as a consumer was a little uneasy. I own and use an iPhone and MacBook. Apple already has more information about me than I am aware and I'm uneasy about giving them more. Should we be wary of these tech giants or should we feel they are the safest choice with the sufficient recourses to keep our information and now money safe? For now I am not in any hurry to sign up.
Any thoughts from other Apple users?
[h=1]Apple Makes the iPhone a Home for Savings Accounts[/h]
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?
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%.
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