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Mark your calendar! The next Apple event is scheduled for Sep 14 at 1:00 PM ET / Sep 15 at 1:00 AM SGT
Although Apple has announced its latest iPhone during a September event every year since the iPhone 5 in 2012, Apple saw a change in that pattern in 2020 due to production delays during the pandemic. This year, Apple will return to its usual September schedule, the event will be virtual again! This kind of carnival will also be live on moomoo for sure! Let's check out what cool stuff is coming up together!
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Although Apple has announced its latest iPhone during a September event every year since the iPhone 5 in 2012, Apple saw a change in that pattern in 2020 due to production delays during the pandemic. This year, Apple will return to its usual September schedule, the event will be virtual again! This kind of carnival will also be live on moomoo for sure! Let's check out what cool stuff is coming up together!
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The coming 'California Streaming' event is likely to bring wild excitement and exuberance to $Apple(AAPL.US$ fans and investors. The most widely anticipated product will be its iPhone 13, which is tipped to be launched with a more robust camera system, an improved MagSafe Charger, better batteries and even the possibility of a satellite connectivity feature that would provide connectivity without cellular coverage. There are hints of design enhancements for Apple Watch Series 7, likely with a bigger screen, flatter edges, a new chip and possibly an upgrade for the processor. AirPods 3, likely to be launched as well, is rumoured to have an AirPods Pro-like design without the active noise-cancelling features of the Pros and equipped with a higher capacity battery charging case. There is also speculation of a barrage of new streaming content that takes direct aim at $Amazon(AMZN.US$, $Netflix(NFLX.US$, $Roku Inc(ROKU.US$, $Walt Disney(DIS.US$.The outlook for $Apple(AAPL.US$ should remain bullish. While $Apple(AAPL.US$ is set to face challenging year-over-year comparisons in terms of sales and operating profits and increasing regulatory headwinds, the long term growth opportunity together with the company's strong profitability and healthy cashflow make it a very attractive long term investment. Multiple catalysts could trigger the upside on several aspects of its business and financials that include technology leadership, growth in the installed base and transformation of the company to services, all of which could boost its earnings growth. High expectations from its upcoming product launches prior to the Apple event have already sent $Apple(AAPL.US$ stock price soaring to its historical highs. $Apple(AAPL.US$, together with $Microsoft(MSFT.US$, $Amazon(AMZN.US$, $Facebook(FB.US$, $Alphabet -CL A(GOOGL.US$ today make up a record chunk of the $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$. Even in the event of a market slowdown or the stock price falling from its all-time highs, buying opportunity will present itself for patient investors with a long term outlook.
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Shares of $Apple(AAPL.US$fell 3.3% on Friday after a federal judge made a decision that could have wide-ranging implications for the tech industry.
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers concluded that Apple wasn’t unfairly monopolizing the mobile app space with iOS or its in-app purchasing system, and she ordered Epic to pay damages for violating its developer agreement with Fortnite. At the same time, she ordered Apple to remove its anti-steering rules — policies banning developers from telling users about alternatives to Apple’s in-app purchase system.
Apple said the changes "will help make the App Store an even better business opportunity for developers," but Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty believes there will be "minimal financial impact" to Apple. In a research note, she said the changes would result in just a 1-2% hit to Apple's earnings per share in the 2022 fiscal year in a worst-case scenario.
No matter who wins this fight, all these arguments and lays out a blueprint for further legal arguments about mobile platforms, app monopolies, and modern antitrust law.
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Apple's Planned App Store Changes Will Barely Affect the Company's Bottom Line, Says Analyst
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers concluded that Apple wasn’t unfairly monopolizing the mobile app space with iOS or its in-app purchasing system, and she ordered Epic to pay damages for violating its developer agreement with Fortnite. At the same time, she ordered Apple to remove its anti-steering rules — policies banning developers from telling users about alternatives to Apple’s in-app purchase system.
Apple said the changes "will help make the App Store an even better business opportunity for developers," but Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty believes there will be "minimal financial impact" to Apple. In a research note, she said the changes would result in just a 1-2% hit to Apple's earnings per share in the 2022 fiscal year in a worst-case scenario.
No matter who wins this fight, all these arguments and lays out a blueprint for further legal arguments about mobile platforms, app monopolies, and modern antitrust law.
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Epic Games vs. Apple: Timeline of Events Surrounding Fortnite's Removal From App Store
Source:
A COMPREHENSIVE BREAKDOWN OF THE EPIC V. APPLE RULING
Apple's Planned App Store Changes Will Barely Affect the Company's Bottom Line, Says Analyst
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Expect the same features they promote every year.
It will feature smaller bezels.
Improved audio performance.
Better battery life.
Improved water and sweat resistance.
Improved images with the ultra-wide angle lens.
Improved image stabilization
More fluid scrolling, improved responsiveness, and smoother motion content.
A bunch insignificant details that you barely notice an improvement in for a $1000 markup.
Since its recovering from losing in court, yea its a good time to buy
It will feature smaller bezels.
Improved audio performance.
Better battery life.
Improved water and sweat resistance.
Improved images with the ultra-wide angle lens.
Improved image stabilization
More fluid scrolling, improved responsiveness, and smoother motion content.
A bunch insignificant details that you barely notice an improvement in for a $1000 markup.
Since its recovering from losing in court, yea its a good time to buy
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They aren’t going to do any big upgrades. They could make the phone almost indestructible but you don’t make a lot of money on making products that last a lifetime and have all the advanced technologies. They make trillions of dollars on the constant turnover.
$Apple(AAPL.US$ is just so AMAZING, doesn't matter when you bought this stock, yesterday, a month ago, a year ago. You will be UP on your investment today. That's APPLE, doesn't matter when you buy, in the end ( long + patience ), you are still UP! 🚀
This highly anticipated “California Streaming” event is expected to see the reveal of several long-awaited products. I am certainly looking forward to their new iPhone 13, 3rd generation Air Pods and Apple Watch Series 7 release.
Every dip = more buying opportunities!
$Apple(AAPL.US$ is bulletproof. 🔥
This highly anticipated “California Streaming” event is expected to see the reveal of several long-awaited products. I am certainly looking forward to their new iPhone 13, 3rd generation Air Pods and Apple Watch Series 7 release.
Every dip = more buying opportunities!
$Apple(AAPL.US$ is bulletproof. 🔥
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Shares of $Globalstar(GSAT.US$ took an afternoon dive Tuesday, as investors expressed disappointment that $Apple(AAPL.US$ did not say its new iPhone 13s would support satellite communications.
The mobile satellite services company's stock sank 23.5%, after being down 5.3% just before the start of Apple's iPhone 13 launch event. The stock had rocketed 64.3% on Aug. 30, after the reports surfaced that Apple would work with Globalstar as it added satellite communications to its next iPhone. The stock had climbed another 14.5% from Aug. 30 to the five-year closing high of $2.69 on Sept. 8, before pulling back. The stock has still rocketed 442.9% year to date, while the $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ has advanced 18.3%.
By the way, apple stock price usually went down after its launching events, and so did this time as usual. What a unsolved mystery.
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The mobile satellite services company's stock sank 23.5%, after being down 5.3% just before the start of Apple's iPhone 13 launch event. The stock had rocketed 64.3% on Aug. 30, after the reports surfaced that Apple would work with Globalstar as it added satellite communications to its next iPhone. The stock had climbed another 14.5% from Aug. 30 to the five-year closing high of $2.69 on Sept. 8, before pulling back. The stock has still rocketed 442.9% year to date, while the $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ has advanced 18.3%.
By the way, apple stock price usually went down after its launching events, and so did this time as usual. What a unsolved mystery.
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I will buy $Apple(AAPL.US$ for these reasons:
1) For me, it is the most affordable among FAANG stocks, and Apple seems to deliberately make it so. If we check AAPL's stock split history, the company always brings the stock price down to around USD100 to enable new retail investors to enter, and reward long-term investors who hold. Last year's 1:4 split almost reached USD500 before the split. If I had one AAPL stock at that time, my AAPL portfolio value is now more than USD500 at current price, and definitely growing. Personally, I will hold part of my position for long-term, while keeping a fraction of it to benefit from day-to-day price movements.
2) I am most excited about these two Apple (revolutionary) products and ecosystems: Apple Watch & health ecosystem, and Apple Car. These two address the most fundamental issues of humanity - health and the environment - and therefore, there's no doubt they will find a place in people's lives. I am confident that Apple's innovation on these two will give its competition a run for their money.
3) Evolution from Hardware to Software to Content/Service. Yesterday, AAPL tumbled on a somewhat landmark ruling that would change the App Store forever. Despite the market's reaction, there is reason to believe that Apple will benefit from this in the long run. Even before the ruling, Apple was already reviewing its relationship with small developers, as well as content giants like Spotify and Netflix on its iOS platform. As content becomes an increasingly important part of Apple's business, the company must amend its App Store policy and offer better terms to attract a large pool of diverse and creative content makers. Easing control and letting them have a bigger share of revenue is inevitable.
For me, the drop in AAPL stock price yesterday is a great opportunity to add to my position for the long haul![]()
1) For me, it is the most affordable among FAANG stocks, and Apple seems to deliberately make it so. If we check AAPL's stock split history, the company always brings the stock price down to around USD100 to enable new retail investors to enter, and reward long-term investors who hold. Last year's 1:4 split almost reached USD500 before the split. If I had one AAPL stock at that time, my AAPL portfolio value is now more than USD500 at current price, and definitely growing. Personally, I will hold part of my position for long-term, while keeping a fraction of it to benefit from day-to-day price movements.
2) I am most excited about these two Apple (revolutionary) products and ecosystems: Apple Watch & health ecosystem, and Apple Car. These two address the most fundamental issues of humanity - health and the environment - and therefore, there's no doubt they will find a place in people's lives. I am confident that Apple's innovation on these two will give its competition a run for their money.
3) Evolution from Hardware to Software to Content/Service. Yesterday, AAPL tumbled on a somewhat landmark ruling that would change the App Store forever. Despite the market's reaction, there is reason to believe that Apple will benefit from this in the long run. Even before the ruling, Apple was already reviewing its relationship with small developers, as well as content giants like Spotify and Netflix on its iOS platform. As content becomes an increasingly important part of Apple's business, the company must amend its App Store policy and offer better terms to attract a large pool of diverse and creative content makers. Easing control and letting them have a bigger share of revenue is inevitable.
For me, the drop in AAPL stock price yesterday is a great opportunity to add to my position for the long haul
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We are only days away from 14th September, the "red letter day" when $Apple (APPL .US)$ launchs it's latest "toy", the iPhone 13 to all Apple's consumers worldwide. Apple calls this event the "California Streaming", is much anticipated by Apple's supporters globally. People worldwide forecast it to be a major occasion for $Apple(APPL. US)$, the Giant buisness conglomerate to "shine" because of the company's promise of iPhone 13 and the other "states of the art" new Apple Watches, Air Pods and iPads. Apple's iPhone 13 boasts of the MadSafe charger and it's new camera system, coupled by the possibility of being able to link to satellite communication system is an added allure for its sophisticated consumers. Based on the above advanced technical features, this latest model of iPhone 13 will sell like hot 🧀![]()
. Bearing this in mind $Apple(AAPL. US)$ shares will rocket to the sky and may even break the Olympic record. Hence 🍎🍎🍏🍏 still remain the 🍎🍎🍏🍏 of my eyes.
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$Apple(AAPL.US$ On the day that Apple unveiled its new set of MacBook Pro devices, shares of the Cupertino-based company jumped from a modest gain of 0.2% earlier in the morning to 1.2% at the closing bell. The obvious reasons for such an intraday spike are not hard to pinpoint: Apple introduced two new chips that, from a processing and graphics performance standpoint, promise to leave the competition in the dust.
But I believe that there are more subtle reasons why Apple investors may have felt particularly bullish on October 18 – and that, maybe, could fuel the rally further as the market slowly prices in the upside potential.
The talk of the town lately has been how the pandemic, more specifically the global economies' messy recovery from it, has been causing disruption to the supply chains. The tech space has been hit particularly hard by the crisis, as component shortages alone have caused some hardware vendors to expect a drop of more than ten percentage points in annual revenue growth this year.
Confronted with the sector-wide challenges, Apple impressed by "flexing its supply chain muscles" during the October product launch event. Ahead of it, I found it plausible that the highly-anticipated new set of MacBook Pro laptops would face production delays. The risk would be even higher, in my view, if Apple boldly introduced not only a new 16-inch device but also rushed to bring to market a 14-inch trim to replace last year's 13-inch model during such a turbulent environment for tech device makers.
In the end, Apple handily topped all my expectations. The 14.2-inch product was, in fact, launched on the same day as its 16.2-inch counterpart. Not only that, but Apple did not retire the 13-inch model, which effectively expanded (and added complexity to) Apple's PC portfolio. Lastly, but perhaps most impressively, all new products, which were fundamentally redesigned to accommodate the new M1 Pro and Max chips, will start shipping as early as next week – well ahead of the thick of the 2021 holiday shopping season.
Apple has reinforced my opinion that the company is, indeed, the king of inventory management. Former COO Tim Cook, a methodical operations manager at heart who has once advocated for "managing [tech inventory] like you're in the dairy business", has proven his value once again as the chief executive. Whether last year's transition from Intel-based (INTC) gear to Apple silicon played a key role or not, I believe that this was the perfect time for Apple to showcase what it is capable of doing within its supply chain, given concerns around the world that are unlikely to be put to rest anytime soon.
But I believe that there are more subtle reasons why Apple investors may have felt particularly bullish on October 18 – and that, maybe, could fuel the rally further as the market slowly prices in the upside potential.
The talk of the town lately has been how the pandemic, more specifically the global economies' messy recovery from it, has been causing disruption to the supply chains. The tech space has been hit particularly hard by the crisis, as component shortages alone have caused some hardware vendors to expect a drop of more than ten percentage points in annual revenue growth this year.
Confronted with the sector-wide challenges, Apple impressed by "flexing its supply chain muscles" during the October product launch event. Ahead of it, I found it plausible that the highly-anticipated new set of MacBook Pro laptops would face production delays. The risk would be even higher, in my view, if Apple boldly introduced not only a new 16-inch device but also rushed to bring to market a 14-inch trim to replace last year's 13-inch model during such a turbulent environment for tech device makers.
In the end, Apple handily topped all my expectations. The 14.2-inch product was, in fact, launched on the same day as its 16.2-inch counterpart. Not only that, but Apple did not retire the 13-inch model, which effectively expanded (and added complexity to) Apple's PC portfolio. Lastly, but perhaps most impressively, all new products, which were fundamentally redesigned to accommodate the new M1 Pro and Max chips, will start shipping as early as next week – well ahead of the thick of the 2021 holiday shopping season.
Apple has reinforced my opinion that the company is, indeed, the king of inventory management. Former COO Tim Cook, a methodical operations manager at heart who has once advocated for "managing [tech inventory] like you're in the dairy business", has proven his value once again as the chief executive. Whether last year's transition from Intel-based (INTC) gear to Apple silicon played a key role or not, I believe that this was the perfect time for Apple to showcase what it is capable of doing within its supply chain, given concerns around the world that are unlikely to be put to rest anytime soon.
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With almost every new launches, Apple gets more pricier in terms of products and it's such evaluation. even when people ridiculed the notch and the specs. the products still sell. so it's kinda predictable that the stock price will remain bullish.
but do give some thoughts on the pandemic and the job loss scenario which will dampen the sales of products in the short term. as for those who could invest in it then it's basically a no brainer assumption that it will go higher and higher.
To the traders, be wary. As to the investors, let's enjoy the ride.
but do give some thoughts on the pandemic and the job loss scenario which will dampen the sales of products in the short term. as for those who could invest in it then it's basically a no brainer assumption that it will go higher and higher.
To the traders, be wary. As to the investors, let's enjoy the ride.
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川页股票 : well
Mr YHP :
Fly to the Sky : Apple New launch will definitely bring us new generation tool and suit our daily lifestyle. I been using Apple since launch till now and Using Apple I feel Secure with they safety and privacy. Looking forward Apple 13 and Apple share to bring us to next level.
Caroline Ng : great! Am Apple fans here
102807527HK POH Fly to the Sky: I also like the Apple phone
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