Rene Ritchie, Dwight Silverman, Leo Laporte and yours truly dive into Spring Forward, high-tech antitrust and how to hide the pickle.
My take: Two hours and 29 minutes is a long ask.
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My take: Two hours and 29 minutes is a long ask.
on Look who shorted Apple 'Barry’s SEC Form 16F (below) shows he paid nearly $36 million for those 2,060 put contracts (equiv to 206,000 shares).…'
on Look who shorted Apple 'I’m betting just the opposite, selling puts. Some are laughable. June 2022 puts at $75 sold for $3.15, now cost…' on Look who shorted Apple 'Burry committed long capital in two megacap names (GOOG and FB) equivalent to what he committed in short capital to…'
on The myth of serendipitous ‘bumping into colleagues’ at Apple 'It is irony that around 4K employees at Apple don’t use common sense. i guess these employees will do ONLY…'
on Look who shorted Apple 'You have to admit, this was good timing. No matter when he bought puts during Q1, he’s certainly made money.…'
on Look who shorted Apple 'Intelligent man and savvy investor, but maybe too much a one-hit-wonder to continue trotting out as some reliable guru.'
on Look who shorted Apple '“strike prices or when in the quarter he bought them.” Big money has tried shorting Apple since they went public.…'
on The myth of serendipitous ‘bumping into colleagues’ at Apple '@ Steven: Color me bewildered. If anything, per your numbers Fred vastly OVERESTIMATED the percentage of folks who signed this…' on The myth of serendipitous ‘bumping into colleagues’ at Apple '@ John: That goes in spades for “bulletin board” communication tools like Slack – or even like Apple 3.0 for…' on Premarket: Apple is red 'Folks can blame the fed all they want, but this is all about chickens coming home to roost. The casino…'
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