To The Moon

$Apple(AAPL)$  Apple seems to be inching its way toward that 315-325 breakout area that guy Carter mentioned before.

$Apple(AAPL)$ If the iPhone Fold catches on and kicks off an upgrade cycle, that would be pretty incredible for Apple. A $2,000 iPhone starting a supercycle? Yeah, that would be impressive.

$Apple(AAPL)$ Love Apple, but Tim, please, I've got a product you'll love. Apple is steady, but they need to get rid of the PC people who are messing it up. User-friendly! Remember? Steve would be rolling over. Call me, Tim. I gave you the illuminated keyboard idea, and there are many more where that came from. Yes, I gave it to your tech support. It was out in a few months, but I'd waited 12 years!! Please talk to me!!!

$Apple(AAPL)$  Evercore said there's a 30 percent chance the S&P hits 9000 this year, driven by rallies in AI and consumer stocks. The bull case is 7750. What do you think.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  TSLA is green, more pain for short sellers.

$Apple(AAPL)$ There are so many useless negative voices here. But it's like some people completely missed that Apple just posted a solid earnings report.

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple approved a massive $100 billion share buyback authorization. This move is on top of their existing efforts to return capital to shareholders and signals strong confidence from management. It follows Buffett's philosophy of reducing share count, which decreases the P/E and increases the stock price without tax costs to investors. That's why AAPL will continue to be a good long-term holding.

$Apple(AAPL)$ This stock is going to rip after earnings, and the foldable iPhone announcement in September should easily propel it over $300.

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Nothing's changed since yesterday, folks. MSFT is a gift here.

$Apple(AAPL)$  Morgan Stanley noted that two catalysts could turn the upcoming earnings into a “clearing event” and drive stronger performance for Apple. The first is Apple's June Worldwide Developers Conference, where expectations are currently low, but that could actually work in Apple's favor. The firm highlighted that “a meaningful Siri redesign could be a meaningful sentiment tailwind.” The second is the September iPhone launch. Morgan Stanley expects “a new iPhone launch this fall that brings genuine new product excitement,” which could help renew investor interest. The bank also pointed to Apple's cash level as a supporting factor, mentioning its “robust FCF generation stands out positively,” while other