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With his background, Termus is expected to navigate AI era focusing on hardware-first approach unlike rivals focusing solely on AI software models. It will be a challenging era.

I believe that there has been and will continue to be success for the iphone 17 series. But I am curious if aapl still has the hunger and the innovative power to churn out tech that might fizzle out, but shows their proverbial muscles. If they lose sight of what makes them great, by either focusing on trying to create their own AI functionalities (it is concerning that they allowed SIRI to slowly decay and fall backwards as a phone assistant), or tunnel vision fully on their phones because it brings most of their success, then this transition of leadership might mark the death of a behemoth.

The CEO transition should add wind to their sales, but it seems like the new guy is meant to bring them onwards in the AI era, but I hope he isn't just another flunky who blindly believes in the slop producing power. It is actually fine to focus on your brand's bread and butter, and not doing it in-house (just like aapl tried and failed), and instead outsourcing it to someone (which aapl did, collaborating with google's gemini). After all, making tough calls is what a leader is there for, and if he doesn't lie to himself, the AI bubble is here and it will eventually pop, so not feeding into the blind frenzy will help protect your brand's value.

Apple will thrive...partnering Google Gemini to catch up in the AI race, Tim Cook staying on to stabilize the ship with USA and China political leaders, and Ternus technical leadership in hardware chip knowhow.

🌟🌟🌟What does the future hold for Apple $Apple(AAPL)$ under John Ternus?  John Ternus is a "product guy" through and through, having overseen the engineering of the iPhone, Mac and iPad for years. While Tim Cook was the master of the supply chain, Ternus is expected to lead Apple by embedding AI into the hardware itself rather than chasing the chatbot arms race. In the AI era, Apple needs a leader who understands that AI is not just a feature but a foundational element of the physical user experience.  Ternus's strong background in custom silicon is critical.  Apple's AI future depends on its chips running complex models locally for speed and privacy. The Verdict: Apple is a play on longevity and ecosystem depth.  If you belie

For me, this transition at $Apple(AAPL)$ is less about replacing Tim Cook and more about signaling the next decade’s priority. Cook’s legacy is clear—he scaled Apple into a $4T machine with unmatched operational efficiency. But that model was built for a smartphone-led era, while AI is faster and more platform-driven. That’s why I see John Ternus as both logical and risky. Logical because Apple’s strength is integrated hardware, which matters if AI shifts on-device. Risky because AI leaders today are defining ecosystems, not just refining products—and Apple has been relatively quiet. My base case: Ternus doesn’t need to reinvent Apple overnight, but he must shift it toward an AI-native ecosystem. If he can integrate silicon, devices, and service

For me, $Apple(AAPL)$ ’s earnings are more a “margin vs narrative” test than a pure upside surprise. iPhone and Mac strength is already well flagged, so the key isn’t just beating EPS—it’s whether Apple can defend its valuation during leadership transition while keeping margins stable. On memory costs, I lean toward Apple passing through part of the increase rather than fully absorbing it. DRAM and NAND inflation is too large to ignore, and absorbing it would hurt long-term earnings power. Modest price increases with stable demand would actually be more bullish, as it reinforces pricing power. Overall, I’m cautiously positive but not expecting a breakout. The real catalysts are WWDC and AI/Siri progress, plus the iPhone Fold cycle in 2026. If App

Next move: Defensive. With CEO transition, Apple will prioritise stability + margins, not bold shifts. Expect incremental AI messaging, not a major pivot yet. Memory cost surge: Likely hybrid response Small price increases (premium tiers) Partial margin absorption Most stock-friendly: Protect margins > protect volume. Markets prefer stable profitability over aggressive pricing restraint. Earnings outlook: Likely inline / slight beat Guidance is key Watch: Gross margins (cost pressure) China demand commentary AI direction under new leadership Bottom line: Apple needs confidence, not surprise. Weak guidance will outweigh any beat.

The leadership shift to John Ternus is strategically significant, but it does not reset Apple’s valuation overnight. It changes the direction, not the timing. Baseline reality: Apple is entering this transition from a position of AI lag + external pressure. Under Tim Cook, the company prioritised operational excellence, but analysts already flag that Apple has been slower in AI adoption vs peers.  --- Valuation recovery timeline Short term (0–2 quarters): volatile, likely capped CEO transition creates uncertainty premium China IP + tariffs = earnings drag + sentiment overhang Market will not re-rate on narrative alone → Expect range-bound or slow grind, not immediate recovery --- Medium term (2–4 quarters): inflection window This is where Ternus matters: If Apple shows hardware-AI int

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$Apple(AAPL)$ earnings is due at the end of this month, overlapping almost perfectly with the CEO transition news. Major banks’ latest research points to two key conclusions: Why it could beat: iPhone and Mac are both stronger than expected Goldman Sachs forecasts iPhone revenue of $56.6 billion this quarter, up 21% year over year, slightly above the market consensus of 19%. The drivers are: 17% higher average selling prices, thanks to the iPhone 17 Pro series removing the 128GB base option and introducing a 2TB storage option A strong rebound in China market share, which rose 33% YoY in Q1, even as the broader smartphone market fell 3% The Mac business is also expected to grow 12% YoY, with MacBook Neo delivery times stretching to 18.5 days, a cl

On Monday, $Apple(AAPL)$ officially announced that Tim Cook will step down as CEO effective September 1 this year and transition to the role of Executive Chairman. His successor will be John Ternus, Apple’s current Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering. This is Apple’s first CEO transition since 2011, and the timing—right before earnings season—makes it especially intriguing. Cook’s 15 Years: 2322% Gain in Apple On August 24, 2011, just six weeks before Steve Jobs passed away, Cook took over the CEO role. At the time, Apple’s market cap was under $400 billion. There was no Apple Watch, no AirPods, no Vision Pro, and no services business as a major growth engine. Fifteen years later, Apple’s market cap has surpassed $4 trillion. Its stock h

The quest to be #1 always has a certain ring to it. After all being in pole position is a privilege, not a given. This honour applies to a myriad of things and naturally the smartphone - the world’s 21st century invention is no exceptions. Similarly, Journalists always strive to be first with the story. However, it pays to be last sometimes; especially when there are conflicting sources of information. Statistically. According to Counterpoint’s recent reading of global smartphone shipments, $Apple(AAPL)$ is now tops in smartphone shipments with +5% YoY growth and 21% market share in Q1 2026. Separately, according to IDC’s recent data though, $Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.(SSNLF)$ is tops with +3.6% YoY g

Can Apple eps is undervalued 

While the stock has seen a rebound, the uncertainty remains because damages for the Chinese patent infringement are still being determined. Until a final dollar amount is settled or a settlement is reached, this legal "overhang" will continue to weigh on the price

I tried to take some time to handle the situation 😔..but the more time I have,the more they're yeling

Yes Apple all the way! 

Apple (Apple Inc.) shares (AAPL) dropped about 2% on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, after a report from Nikkei Asia suggested that technical difficulties could delay the company’s first foldable iPhone. The news sparked concerns among investors that Apple may be lagging behind competitors like Samsung Electronics and Huawei, both of which have been in the foldable phone market for several years. What drove the decline: • Potential delays: Early-stage production has reportedly encountered engineering issues, which could push back the device’s release by several months. • Technical challenges: The setbacks appear to stem from design and engineering complexities rather than supply shortages. • Investor reaction: The report weighed on sentiment, with Apple’s stock slipping below its 200-day moving av

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$Apple(AAPL)$ I can accept a close down $5.80, well off the intraday low of nearly -$13.00. Considering this drop was all based on rumors, an AI patent issue in China, only one market, and general pessimism due to the Iran war, this small drop will pass.

$Apple(AAPL)$ earnings is due at the end of this month, overlapping almost perfectly with the CEO transition news. Major banks’ latest research points to two key conclusions: Why it could beat: iPhone and Mac are both stronger than expected Goldman Sachs forecasts iPhone revenue of $56.6 billion this quarter, up 21% year over year, slightly above the market consensus of 19%. The drivers are: 17% higher average selling prices, thanks to the iPhone 17 Pro series removing the 128GB base option and introducing a 2TB storage option A strong rebound in China market share, which rose 33% YoY in Q1, even as the broader smartphone market fell 3% The Mac business is also expected to grow 12% YoY, with MacBook Neo delivery times stretching to 18.5 days, a cl

The CEO transition should add wind to their sales, but it seems like the new guy is meant to bring them onwards in the AI era, but I hope he isn't just another flunky who blindly believes in the slop producing power. It is actually fine to focus on your brand's bread and butter, and not doing it in-house (just like aapl tried and failed), and instead outsourcing it to someone (which aapl did, collaborating with google's gemini). After all, making tough calls is what a leader is there for, and if he doesn't lie to himself, the AI bubble is here and it will eventually pop, so not feeding into the blind frenzy will help protect your brand's value.

I believe that there has been and will continue to be success for the iphone 17 series. But I am curious if aapl still has the hunger and the innovative power to churn out tech that might fizzle out, but shows their proverbial muscles. If they lose sight of what makes them great, by either focusing on trying to create their own AI functionalities (it is concerning that they allowed SIRI to slowly decay and fall backwards as a phone assistant), or tunnel vision fully on their phones because it brings most of their success, then this transition of leadership might mark the death of a behemoth.

On Monday, $Apple(AAPL)$ officially announced that Tim Cook will step down as CEO effective September 1 this year and transition to the role of Executive Chairman. His successor will be John Ternus, Apple’s current Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering. This is Apple’s first CEO transition since 2011, and the timing—right before earnings season—makes it especially intriguing. Cook’s 15 Years: 2322% Gain in Apple On August 24, 2011, just six weeks before Steve Jobs passed away, Cook took over the CEO role. At the time, Apple’s market cap was under $400 billion. There was no Apple Watch, no AirPods, no Vision Pro, and no services business as a major growth engine. Fifteen years later, Apple’s market cap has surpassed $4 trillion. Its stock h

With his background, Termus is expected to navigate AI era focusing on hardware-first approach unlike rivals focusing solely on AI software models. It will be a challenging era.

The quest to be #1 always has a certain ring to it. After all being in pole position is a privilege, not a given. This honour applies to a myriad of things and naturally the smartphone - the world’s 21st century invention is no exceptions. Similarly, Journalists always strive to be first with the story. However, it pays to be last sometimes; especially when there are conflicting sources of information. Statistically. According to Counterpoint’s recent reading of global smartphone shipments, $Apple(AAPL)$ is now tops in smartphone shipments with +5% YoY growth and 21% market share in Q1 2026. Separately, according to IDC’s recent data though, $Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.(SSNLF)$ is tops with +3.6% YoY g

🌟🌟🌟What does the future hold for Apple $Apple(AAPL)$ under John Ternus?  John Ternus is a "product guy" through and through, having overseen the engineering of the iPhone, Mac and iPad for years. While Tim Cook was the master of the supply chain, Ternus is expected to lead Apple by embedding AI into the hardware itself rather than chasing the chatbot arms race. In the AI era, Apple needs a leader who understands that AI is not just a feature but a foundational element of the physical user experience.  Ternus's strong background in custom silicon is critical.  Apple's AI future depends on its chips running complex models locally for speed and privacy. The Verdict: Apple is a play on longevity and ecosystem depth.  If you belie

The leadership shift to John Ternus is strategically significant, but it does not reset Apple’s valuation overnight. It changes the direction, not the timing. Baseline reality: Apple is entering this transition from a position of AI lag + external pressure. Under Tim Cook, the company prioritised operational excellence, but analysts already flag that Apple has been slower in AI adoption vs peers.  --- Valuation recovery timeline Short term (0–2 quarters): volatile, likely capped CEO transition creates uncertainty premium China IP + tariffs = earnings drag + sentiment overhang Market will not re-rate on narrative alone → Expect range-bound or slow grind, not immediate recovery --- Medium term (2–4 quarters): inflection window This is where Ternus matters: If Apple shows hardware-AI int

For me, this transition at $Apple(AAPL)$ is less about replacing Tim Cook and more about signaling the next decade’s priority. Cook’s legacy is clear—he scaled Apple into a $4T machine with unmatched operational efficiency. But that model was built for a smartphone-led era, while AI is faster and more platform-driven. That’s why I see John Ternus as both logical and risky. Logical because Apple’s strength is integrated hardware, which matters if AI shifts on-device. Risky because AI leaders today are defining ecosystems, not just refining products—and Apple has been relatively quiet. My base case: Ternus doesn’t need to reinvent Apple overnight, but he must shift it toward an AI-native ecosystem. If he can integrate silicon, devices, and service

For me, $Apple(AAPL)$ ’s earnings are more a “margin vs narrative” test than a pure upside surprise. iPhone and Mac strength is already well flagged, so the key isn’t just beating EPS—it’s whether Apple can defend its valuation during leadership transition while keeping margins stable. On memory costs, I lean toward Apple passing through part of the increase rather than fully absorbing it. DRAM and NAND inflation is too large to ignore, and absorbing it would hurt long-term earnings power. Modest price increases with stable demand would actually be more bullish, as it reinforces pricing power. Overall, I’m cautiously positive but not expecting a breakout. The real catalysts are WWDC and AI/Siri progress, plus the iPhone Fold cycle in 2026. If App

Apple will thrive...partnering Google Gemini to catch up in the AI race, Tim Cook staying on to stabilize the ship with USA and China political leaders, and Ternus technical leadership in hardware chip knowhow.

Next move: Defensive. With CEO transition, Apple will prioritise stability + margins, not bold shifts. Expect incremental AI messaging, not a major pivot yet. Memory cost surge: Likely hybrid response Small price increases (premium tiers) Partial margin absorption Most stock-friendly: Protect margins > protect volume. Markets prefer stable profitability over aggressive pricing restraint. Earnings outlook: Likely inline / slight beat Guidance is key Watch: Gross margins (cost pressure) China demand commentary AI direction under new leadership Bottom line: Apple needs confidence, not surprise. Weak guidance will outweigh any beat.

buy Apple and Micron together. win win

Apple (Apple Inc.) shares (AAPL) dropped about 2% on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, after a report from Nikkei Asia suggested that technical difficulties could delay the company’s first foldable iPhone. The news sparked concerns among investors that Apple may be lagging behind competitors like Samsung Electronics and Huawei, both of which have been in the foldable phone market for several years. What drove the decline: • Potential delays: Early-stage production has reportedly encountered engineering issues, which could push back the device’s release by several months. • Technical challenges: The setbacks appear to stem from design and engineering complexities rather than supply shortages. • Investor reaction: The report weighed on sentiment, with Apple’s stock slipping below its 200-day moving av

While the stock has seen a rebound, the uncertainty remains because damages for the Chinese patent infringement are still being determined. Until a final dollar amount is settled or a settlement is reached, this legal "overhang" will continue to weigh on the price

Can Apple eps is undervalued 

I tried to take some time to handle the situation 😔..but the more time I have,the more they're yeling

Yes Apple all the way! 

$Apple(AAPL)$ I can accept a close down $5.80, well off the intraday low of nearly -$13.00. Considering this drop was all based on rumors, an AI patent issue in China, only one market, and general pessimism due to the Iran war, this small drop will pass.

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple has already stated the foldable iPhone is coming in the fall. I think it rebounds and ends the day down only $3. The next few years for Apple with AI will be very solid. Never underestimate Apple!