2 months agoCNBC's Jim Cramer and the 'Squawk on the Street' team discuss shares of Tesla and Apple after Elon Musk claimed the iPhone maker threatened to remove the Twitter app from the App Store
My take: What Cramer said.
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on Stone Fox Capital: Sell Apple immediately, wait for a spring thaw 'Off Topic, but here’s a story that’s actually worth reading: vice.com “Apple’s End-to-End iCloud Could Be a Security Game Changer”'
on Stone Fox Capital: Sell Apple immediately, wait for a spring thaw 'If we follow his Apple hating advice which is based on nonsense, will he reimburse us if he turns out…'
on Chinese Apple resellers knock $125 off iPhone 14 'I read this, especially in light of several other comments/data points, as Apple putting the screws to the competition.'
on Chinese Apple resellers knock $125 off iPhone 14 'A few hours before this story came out a report about Foxconn’s January sales was published. This is from Reuter’s…'
on Stone Fox Capital: Sell Apple immediately, wait for a spring thaw '“Stoned Fox Das Kapital” has been writing nothing but negative stories about Apple each and every quarter. As do most…'
on Chinese Apple resellers knock $125 off iPhone 14 'The 128g Pro is &US999 in the US. That’s 6,787 yuan at todays exchange rate. Daigou could be buying US…' on Stone Fox Capital: Sell Apple immediately, wait for a spring thaw 'It’s called Apple-hater click-bait. There are hordes of unreasoning Apple-haters out there, so writing anything negative is an easy way…' on Steve Jobs' revenge '@ Fred: “No one can compete. Despite Apple’s lower market share, their overall chip economics out-scales everyone.” Is Apple being…'
on Chinese Apple resellers knock $125 off iPhone 14 'Would the change in exchange rate in part justify an Apple price drop in China?'
(apologies to Willis Alan Ramsey and Captain & Tennille)
Advertisers have the freedom to choose where they run ads.
Legal limits to freedom of speech are broad. Platforms are free to set more narrow moderation rules.
Everyone has the freedom to reach their audience through thousands of paths, including web access on all smartphones (except in countries with censorship).
Stores, virtual or physical, are free to set their own fees and policies for reselling others goods, subject to monopoly laws, which required proof of abuse, not just market power.
Why did he not mention them? Maybe because, it exposes his mistakes. Maybe because he hopes to get them back. Maybe because Apple-bashing is too easy, appeals to weak minds.
Yep. It’s the “Squirrel!” gambit. Deflect attention to something else….
It’s as old a gambit as Divide and Conquer.