David Emery on Premarket: Apple is green - 'I love a Short Squeeze!'
on Premarket: Apple is green - 'Bart, I think institutional buyers could be holding back a bit (starting today), waiting for confirmation is Duo demand through pre-orders. They have nibbled, but haven’t committed.'
on Premarket: Apple is green - 'Hi, Bart. By 2:15 PM over 40 M shares were traded. I highly doubt the difference was due that much to after-hours trading. As I pointed out yesterday to John , you have to wait a bit to get the true EOD AAPl volume. Note that volume is still under average (which is 53.3 M trades), but not unduly so. Also, the selling was on top of a spike over $340/share from post-pre-market buying. LOTS of volatility from options! This coming quarter will be very interesting! Of course, there’s the ancient Chinese saying about living in “interesting times”….'
on Premarket: Apple is green - 'Only 26.7M shares, half the current 3 month average so a very lackluster day. Without additional Apple News, will probably float along with the market unless some positivity comes from China/US talks or Middle East improvements (unlikely). But once Duo preorders start, all hell may break loose if demand is higher than Apple’s supply chain can handle.'
on Premarket: Apple is green - '@Joseph: Hope shorts enjoy covering at these higher price levels: Short interest was (141.606) Million as of July 31, 2026. 2.42 Short interest was (116.327) Million as of August 14, 2026. 2.52 Short interest was (139.749) Million as of August 31, 2026. 3.53'
on British GQ considers the iPhone Duo - 'I contend there will be a setting to switch menus to either right or left hand usage, i hope to hell that is the case…'
on Premarket: Apple is green - 'We are now in the final few minutes of trading in today’s session. After soaring to a new all-time high of $345.34 at the start of trading, Apple’s shares are now up $0.97 at $339.95. The shares are up nearly 10% over the past month and over 25% year-to-date.'
on British GQ considers the iPhone Duo - 'I also expect that Apple’s metaphor of the Duo being like a notebook was a key view. There are no left or right handed notebooks. Nor left/right handed paperbacks. We will find out if that was a proper viewpoint when people actually handle the device.'
on Apple's new London venue is perfect for immersive video - 'Stones for the main event, Radiohead for the encore.'
on British GQ considers the iPhone Duo - 'Hi Romeo, Good question. Let me reply with a question informed by my experiences as a left handed person: when you get home carrying a bag of groceries, which hand holds the bag and which operates the keys when you have to unlock and open the door? For me my right hand holds the bag and left hand unlocks and opens the door. So why does this matter? Well for me being left handed, holding my iPhone with my right hand frees my left hand to do the more precise work (ala operating the keys to unlock the door) of operating the phone’s touchscreen. So IMHO the Duo is better for left handed people, not worse. Same goes for the QWERTY keyboards that most of us use. You can take a sip of your coffee with your right hand while your left hand is typing.'
on In India, demand for Apple's latest has been 'phenomonal' - 'Gifting makes it free to the recipients. Doesn’t get any more affordable than that.'
on British GQ considers the iPhone Duo - 'Not a southpaw here in the South, but a good Q : what have left-handers done in the past and what’s the opportunities in the future, whether for or for 3rd parties? Do accessibility alternatives exist today for the current iPhone models (since they’re not symmetrical either)?'
