Bart Yee on Premarket: Apple is green - 'Most of the tech market is also green: MSFT +$30, +5.8% META +$10.48, +1.6% GOOGL +10.00, +3.6% AMZN +18.50, +7.6% NVDA -$2.18, -1.0% Chip stocks are off though MU -$26, no, -$45, -5.4% SK Hynix -6.7, —4.5.% Samsung -0.68% And AAPL at 7:50am pst is now up +21 to $353, +6.3%, wow!'
on Premarket: Apple is green - '”So much for “lame” guidance.” If people vote with their wallet, then Trump lost two elections yesterday. I’m proud to be an ex-Republican. The Trump experiment will forever stain the Party.'
on Apple price target changes - 'Are those price targets a year out? If so, then most of them figure that AAPL will be much worse off in a year than it is now. Somehow, I don’t believe that.'
on Apple price target changes - 'I still think Apple is a bit overpriced here, especially with the rally this am. I do think it can grow into its present valuation, hopefully sooner rather than later. I usually sell stocks in January to build back cash stores in retirement. Hopefully, the present price holds until at least January. These price targets seem to support the present share price.'
on Premarket: Apple is green - 'AAPL seems to be a ‘democrat’ stock and is up 6 points at $338 as I write this. Or maybe it’s just getting back to where it was last week because yesterday’s sell-off shouldn’t have happened in the first place.'
on Bloomberg calls Apple's Ternus 'timid' and 'scripted' - 'Hey, man, he sold really well in LA. Just saying.'
on Bloomberg calls Apple's Ternus 'timid' and 'scripted' - 'With regard to the AAPL share price dropping considerably yesterday and today, I think it’s important for long-term investors to remind themselves that they’re not investing for a day, week or month. They’re investing for the long term. And for the long term, certainly for 2026, AAPL is doing very well. Stock Today YTD =================== AAPL -1.9% +22.08% NVDA +2.29% +10.83% AMZN +2.06% +8.61% MSFT +2.74% +7.73% META +2.63% -5.72% GOOG +0.08% -11.32% TSLA -1.32% -11.39%'
on Apple's solid Q4 2026: What the analysts are saying - 'Congress sets the tax rates and if a self-acknowledged under-taxed (law-abiding) billionaire wishes to do so, they can write a generous check to the Treasury. I don’t recall hearing anything like this happening'
on Apple's solid Q4 2026: What the analysts are saying - 'Hi David – yes. And I used your favorite term, ANALyst, to throw a pie back at them. 🙂'
on Apple's solid Q4 2026: What the talking heads are saying - 'Eddie just said he loves the Duo. Hell has officially frozen over.'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'AAPL closed down 1.9% for the day and down 4.1% for the week. It’s also down 0.5% for the month. But it’s also up 7.3% for the quarter, 19.9% for the half-year, and just gets greener the more back in time I go. I fully expect that, barring any black swans, we’ll see a return to a 40 valuation and (8.98×40=) $359.20/share sometime before the next Apple earnings call. And $400/share sometime next year wouldn’t surprise me,'
on Bloomberg calls Apple's Ternus 'timid' and 'scripted' - 'I don’t care who you are, most likely anyone who is promoted to CEO of Apple is going to feel some significant nervousness in their first earnings call, given that person’s awareness of the history and standards of the position, and the importance of the company not only to him/herself but to the entire world. And anyone who wouldn’t be nervous is not the right person for the job, because false or overwhelming self-confidence is antithetical to what’s needed. I want someone running Apple who’s super-smart, capable, cautious, passionate, collaborative, and decisive, and a product of the “Apple school” that Steve Jobs built. And by all accounts John Ternus is all of those.'
on Bloomberg calls Apple's Ternus 'timid' and 'scripted' - 'Color me shocked. A guy with an engineering degree and a life-long career in engineering fails to come across as a sparkling Hollywood personality.'
