Greg Lippert on Apple HomeView available for preorder - 'I watched the promo video – kinda cringe. I don’t see teenagers going anywhere near this. They live on their phone (and snapchat) and wouldn’t want to risk parents prying eyes. The device looks nice however and I might order one for the kitchen. If Siri will understand my wife, old Siri can’t understand through her slight Dutch accent.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'agreed – except they are doing it all bassakwards. They are not helping consumers and in many cases they are making tech more dangerous.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Just a quick note on Apple’s price action today: Apple spiked to a new all-time trading high of $348.15 before closing out for the day at $341.27, exceeding the previous all-time high closing high of $341.07 on September 25th.'
on Premarket: Apple is green - 'Apple spiked to a new all-time trading high of $348.15 before closing out for the day at $341.27, exceeding the previous all-time high closing high of $341.07 on September 25th. The spike occurred as Apple was debuting its new Home products. It’s an impressive set of new products! I’m in for the new Apple TV 4K to replace the original Apple TV 4K released in 2017 that’s currently in use in the house. Of course I’ll be buying more of the products announced today. It’s just that replacing the Apple TV 4K is the top priority!'
on No HomeView for EU - 'Agree. The tech sector in general is in need of regulation for a whole range of reasons. At the moment Australia is grappling with the potential abhorrence of having a live stream execution being broadcast all over the internet.thats the sort of barbarity you’d expect from a terrorist organisation… oh wait it is from a terrorist organisation… the aptly titled, The Department of War. And in terms of trade settings we might find inconvenient, the elephant(more a bull in a china shop) in the room is the US. Regulation of AI may have avoided exorbitant RAM prices and avoiding stupid wars would have avoided high energy prices. I’ll take a well regulated EU over the administration choices you’ve made in the US any day.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'I do like record high share prices and new records on the major indexes. I’m also a bit concerned about market leverage levels and follow the FINRA margin debt numbers and graphs: https://www.thetrading.tools/margin-debt Market leverage has been rising over the past three years (the current bull market just reached its 4th anniversary) so I’m a bit cautious moving forward particularly on the some of the AI names with spectacular valuations and as high-profile IPOs head to market such as the planned IPOs for OpenAI and Anthropic. I think AI offers much for our economy and for enterprise productivity. However, the AI era will produce both winners and losers and distinguishing the winners from the losers with any clarity may be challenging at this time.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'I appreciate the good will demonstrated continuously by Apple. On the other hand, the EU deserves respect for its attempt to regulate a technology sector that is otherwise far too arrogant and reckless.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'Do not give them access to products. They want to play hardball? Let them. No more soup for you.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'It’s worse than that. EU wants to tell everyone what their speed limits should be, and collect speeding fines from cars in all those other municipalities.'
on Apple sticks with 'Apple Intelligence,' for now - 'There is an old proverb that says, ‘Don’t answer a fool according to his folly.’ I believe Apple, by using Apple Intelligence instead of Artificial Intelligence is doing just that- don’t get sucked into their folly.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'I’m hoping that some of the news about how the Muse abuses Full Disk Access might help Apple’s case in the EU regarding giving similar access to all developers (someone correct me but I think the EU does not even want Apple to notify the user that full access is being granted. At least Muse asks.)'
on No HomeView for EU - 'EU is like a town that depends on tickets and fines to support their budget. They don’t want to prevent violations. They need the violations. I doubt EU will be very cooperative, unless they have to. The people will need to speak up.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Also, these new security devices may well be a stopgap, as I read that Apple is working on its own, rather than partnering with LG. One may hope that these could take care of some of the criticisms. I was planning on upgrading my security system soon. The new LG/Apple system looks enticing, but upon further thought, I may hold off until I see Apple’s versions.'
on Apple HomeView available for preorder - 'I am planning on upgrading my home security system which I have from ADT. So this may be an option, especially since ADT is working with Apple on installation. I already have a 2 TB iCloud+ plan from my Apple One Premier plan (I suspect this is one way Termus is hoping to get more money from services — getting people to upgrade to Premier). I can save some money on monitoring.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'At the moment, Apple’s market cap is above the $5 trillion maker.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'The good news is that it doesn’t seem to indicate that there is a monthly subscription. The things I don’t like is that the doorbell seems replaces an existing doorbell with a power source. Doesn’t say that there is a back up battery. We lose power a lot during storms here and it would be nice to have some battery backup which I didn’t notice in the specs(apologies if I missed it). It also would seem to need some installation so that is extra. Without the monthly fees, if you stay in your house long enough, it would be cheaper but it depends on what installation costs. Same for the indoor camera in terms of power but at least you could just plug that in. I am thinking this means that Apple will not replace ring cameras for apartments, unless they come up with a more portable version. I think this limits the addressable market right now. Again, it is a wait and see kind of thing, at least for me.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Greg, I imagine each room might need to be updated with a new device to take advantage of Siri AI but it will be an evolution of how many new things along with the older ones. . Still will likely use our phones for some of this. But the possibilities have been expanded greatly.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'I like the HomeView, but I’m not sure I need it. It bums me out that my old HomePods will never get the new Siri – even in limited capacity. I would’ve liked to have it use the cloud for answers, since it’s always plugged into my high-speed Wi-Fi. I’ve invested in multiple HomePods, and they work great for music – the audio is still amazing. But as an assistant, they suck.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'Wake up, EU. This is only going to get worse with your draconian policies. One step at a time, you’re gonna fall behind and instead of providing consumer choice for your citizens, you are gonna lock them out of new technologies.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Trying to figure the total addressable market for Homeview products is interesting. Think CarPlay with actual hardware sales. Will be interesting to see how Apple breaks out the product category in the future. A lot of potential if they get similar market penetration to Mac/Ipad. Maybe even more. Of course we have to see how it actually works.'
on No HomeView for EU - 'It will be interesting to see how the EU responds to this. They will probably try to find some avenue to go after Apple for not providing services that are available in other geographic locations. But, in my simple opinion, they will have to find some way to work with Apple.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Investors buy the future. Today’s valuation is all about expectations for future revenue/earnings growth. There are no good or bad multiples. Except for direction, multiples based on trailing EPS are meaningless.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Last comment, then back to lurking: At an EPS of $10/share, a valuation of 40 would force AAPL to $400/share….'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Valuation equals the number of years it would take for EPS to equal market cap. In the case of INTC, since it has negative EPS, it would take forever…. BTW, I’m REALLY liking Apple’s new typing auto-correction! It’s a major assist for big fingers and old eyes….'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - 'Back to a 40+ valuation…. If that sounds high, there’s TSLA with a 346 valuation and INTC with a valuation of infinity….'
on Apple invitation-only event today in NYC - '”several years too late for me” I’ve never really bought into the “Home” gadgets thing. I’ll take a look at my local Apple Store, as my smoke and CO2 detector is nearing the end of its useful life. I’ve wanted to change my digital thermostat since I bought it about 12 years ago (I hate the screen and interface). I haven’t watched TV in a couple years so the new Apple TV is out. This product line could be interesting.'
on Apple invitation-only event today in NYC - 'The HomeView looks really cool, and the video is fun. Too bad I’m a renter.'
on Apple breaks $348: New record highs on HomeView release - '”How soon before we start hearing about ‘production cuts for the new HomePod display’?” Immediately after Thanksgiving.'


