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Category Archives: Apple
Apple’s Profits in Context
How big is Apple? Big. Statista’s nice graphic juxtaposes Apple’s profits against others – combined! If an an independent country, Apple’s annual profits would rank as the 85th largest GDP in the world out of the 186 countries monitored by … Continue reading
Apple’s Key Fibonacci Levels
Great chart from Motivewave.com via Susie Q over at Stock Twits. Apple just can’t hold a bid since its big bounce off $505 on November 16th. It either opens at its high and trades down all day, or gaps down … Continue reading
Chart Gazing
We take a look of some of the more interesting charts in the various assets, indicies, and commodities we cover. Apple Probably the most talked about death cross in ages. Apple’s 50-day moved through its 200-day moving average last week … Continue reading
Apple and Tim Cook
Nice reversal — again — in Apple. At least when they shake the tree really hard there are still buyers to pick up the nuts. They tried to sell it into to close but bids came in. The stock is … Continue reading
Cliff Diving – Day 18: Can Kicks Back
Lots of divergences today. The markets caught a bid on China’s Shanghai catching a bid from nowhere. The Shanghai was up close to 3 percent and off a three year low, which had the index down 11 percent for the … Continue reading
Apple’s Jaw Dropping Flop
What a flop! Apple’s $37 plus, 6.43 percent sell off was surreal. The world’s largest and most profitable company giving up almost $40 billion of market value while the rest of the market basically yawned? That doesn’t happen often. The … Continue reading
China Not So Yummy
Wow! Take a look at YUM! Brands’ swan dive today on huge volume after they announced Q4 same store sales in China will be negative. For the fourth quarter, stronger than expected operating performance from Yum! Restaurants International and our … Continue reading
Stock Picking Matters: Apple v Microsoft
Stock picking is true for even us Global Macro types. Past may not be prologue as the WSJ article from where the chart is sourced argues, but this is one incredible 10-year outperformance. Microsoft for the past decade also has … Continue reading
Apple Again
Apple was up an impressive $18, or 3.15 percent, in today’s relatively weak market. Forbes reports sales are off to a strong start this holiday season and quotes several positive notes from analysts, Ben Reitzes, Barclays Capital: “Our checks back … Continue reading
Apple’s Big Day
Apple confirmed its Friday hammer panic bottom with a $38 plus move higher, closing up 7.21 percent on the day. Nice! How big was the move? BIG! Apple’s $35.8 billion market cap increase on the day is larger than the … Continue reading