$Apple(AAPL)$ AAPL stock keeps testing the resistance level. It's about to break through. I hope it breaks through. The PE is nearly 33.5, which is reasonable for a growing company.
$Apple(AAPL)$ Amazon was up $8 intraday to an all-time high of 276.10. Like Apple, it sold off from 276 to 270.61. This is normal volatility. Even with the news about Iran launching ballistic missiles at the UAE, it's interesting to see Seagate, SanDisk, Micron, and Western Digital still up sharply. These kinds of stocks can be quite something to hold.
$Apple(AAPL)$ Could we at least hold onto our gains for once? Maybe even add to them... is that too much to ask? I mean, Apple makes more money than many entire countries. How about a dividend bump or some kind of catalyst to get over and stay over 300?
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ AMZN is set to perform very well. Those who sold earlier were unfortunately mistaken. The earnings were outstanding, and the forecasts are great. Just wait until Anthropic goes public, probably in Autumn 2026. AMZN will be its biggest shareholder, and you know Anthropic is going to have a strong start at its IPO. AMZN is cheap now.
$Apple(AAPL)$ That post by the Cashier really hits home. All you see are iPhones everywhere. The products and services are solid and they all work together seamlessly.
$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ I've only been invested in Amazon for a few years now, and lately it seems to be doing pretty well. I remember when the share price was so high I couldn't afford to get in back then. Really happy to have some now!
$Apple(AAPL)$ Wall Street is noticing a surprising setup for Apple stock ahead of earnings. In a fresh call, Bank of America points out that the market isn’t pricing in enough for AAPL right now. The bank sees strength in iPhone sales, healthy Services growth, and a helpful forex backdrop, all of which should power earnings significantly going forward. But a key reason this call matters is that BofA thinks Apple will announce another big buyback and a dividend hike, giving investors even more reason to be positive. The bank expects Apple to post about $113 billion in revenue and $2 per share in earnings for its fiscal second quarter. That’s above current Wall Street expectations of roughly $109 billion in revenue and $1.93 in earnings per sha