David Emery on Premarket: Apple was red, turned green - 'I’m worried the market for towers will decline with the growth of fiber and satellite internet'
on Premarket: Apple is red - '@Ron (AKA: ALL Apple): The next 5 years will be easy for you with another $100 Billion in buybacks meaning that every long term farmer in Apple can sleep soundly at night regardless of which way the price moves. The ultimate Apple experience for investors.'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'My target is the old Jiminy Cricket song: “I’m no fool. No Siri ( 🙂 ) I’m going to live to be ninety-three.” Which my dad did. BUT – which was updated to “one hundred and three” MY target (at 80 – till next week. 😉 )'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'Got some laughs from the above two posts. I’ll be 80 later this year. On another note: AAPL’s intraday low dipped a tiny bit today, hovering right about $310. I guess it had to take a breather from its recent run. Still, my portfolio upgrade this week (from JUL $290/$295 Call Spreads to JUL $300/$305 Call Spreads) are just barely in the black and in the money. I’m looking for AAPL to Close on July 17 above $305. Naturally, I don’t expect that to be a problem. If it does my starting $42,500 cash balance will be worth ~$110,000. After all AAPL started this week with an intraday low just above $305, and finished with an intraday low just below $310. It’s trading at $312.xx in after hours. Go AAPL.'
on Premarket: Apple is red - '@Ron, We are mostly in the hold camp. However, I did take advantage of the recent run up to sell a small percentage for my fairly expensive retirement project. Lucky to be able to do that. My first year out of college I earned about $3,000. Now I pay many times that in tax, and happy to do that considering the alternative. Apple was almost even today on high volume, about 56M shares. Google was down so now Apple has passed them in market cap, slightly.'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'Gregg Thurman said: “What’s your convictions for the next 5 years? That’s what matters.” **Gregg, I have no demonstrated skill in stock market trading. Plus, as I stated, yearly AAPL dividends supplement our planned retirement income very nicely. Consequently, we will continue to hold AAPL for the next 5 years and only sell shares for the reasons I stated: my yearly RMD. Hey, I’m 83…I’m being hopeful when I plan for 5 years. 🙂'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'Dang. Nope my limit sell of that price currently doesn’t show being sold. I’ll check again later.'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'Are you still living in Sunnyvale, Ron? We should get together sometime. Heck, we should have a California Apple 3.0 get-together! We haven’t done that in years! If interested, here’s how to get in touch with me: nss.org/sacramento-l5-society-chapter/'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'Joseph, your comment made me wonder if the technology someday would allow thousands of people attending a sporting event to use the camera of their iPhones for this — in real time, take video of the game, stream it through an app to a central center where AI stitches all of them together to produce a full 3D experience, complementing the normal 3D camera setups from the game. Watchers could then sit in any seat, at any time. We already have pseudo-3D effects where the POV is shifted on static images to make them seem like a transition between images. Now no need to interpolate the transition. Heck, now there could be a camera in the right place every time to look at offside. Most shots would be way too far away for close-up actions, but what could be accomplished with 1000s of images put together? I know the power of this from personal experience. Cryo-EM uses thousands of images taken of proteins from electron microscopy images. Each image does not have enough resolution to actually see structural details well. But using computers to align thousands of them, we can now get details of protein structure, even inside the protein, not just the surface. This gives us insights into large, complicated protein complexes never able to be seen before. The law of large numbers can be very clarifying. Maybe something similar with fans, their iPhones and thousands of high resolution videos?'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'The idea behind technical indicators, such as RSI, is to gauge short term supply/demand imbalances. An overbought RSI indicates there has been a lot of buying lately and that might imply the number of buyers going forward might be less than the number of sellers waiting in the wings. That completely ignores anything changing regarding a company’s fundamentals, and more generally, whether or not something has happened that would alter the otherwise normal distribution of buyers and sellers. It is indeed backward looking, as are many other technical indicators, such as Bollinger Bands and On Balance Volume (OBV).'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'Costco just reported and shares are off 4.87% at $946.70 on a slight miss on eps expectations. The warehouse club operator is reporting record demand for fuel, an uptick in membership and an all-time high cash balance. Is another Costco special dividend in the offing? At least one analyst believes that’s the case. The shares are off about 6% on a one-year basis.'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'It looks like somebody(s) had their computer set to sell Apple at $315. I think the price was at $315 for 1 ms.'
on Premarket: Apple is red - 'We may finally have the egg of chicken and egg. 3D sports broadcasting to stimulate 3D viewing on AVP'
