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This week was buzzing with news from the tech and investment world. From Elon Musk's mixed feelings about AI investment to Cathie Wood's significant trades, there was no shortage of excitement. Intel
Apple's Q2 Earnings, iPhone Sales Slump, And A Massive $110B Stock Buyback: This Week In Appleverse
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The Google Antitrust Verdict Looms. Here's What to Look For. -- WSJ
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Everbright Overseas: New Products Drive Apple (AAPL.US) Mac Performance Exceed Expectations, Focus on WWDC AI Progress in June
According to a research report released by Everbright Overseas, Apple may focus on “end-side AI,” which is expected to gradually incorporate AI capabilities into the new Mac/iPad and various hardware products such as the iPhone 16 released in the second half of the year.
Stock god Buffett's latest record is out! Berkshire's Q1 operating profit increased 39%, and cash reserves reached a record high
Apple is still the biggest stock
Markets Set for May Rally With Apple Results the Catalyst - Based on This 74-year Trend
By Louis Goss Markets could be on course for a rally this May that would see them recover from last month's slump, if a trend observed over the past 74 years is repeated in the coming weeks, a leadin
The Poignant Moment When Warren Buffett Called for 'Charlie' at Berkshire's Meeting
By Andy Serwer While this year's Berkshire Hathaway meeting may have been short on fireworks and blockbuster news, it wasn't short on poignancy. At one point in the morning after Buffett had talked fo
Musk says the standard Model Y has a battery life of 320 miles
Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted on the X platform: “The standard Tesla Model Y now has a range of 320 miles (about 515 km)! Although it's rear-wheel drive, the precision of Tesla's electric motor means it still has a lot of traction on snow and ice, using all-season tires.” Earlier, Musk posted, “The Model Y, which has a range of 260 miles (418 km) produced in the past few months, actually has more range and can be unlocked for $1,500 to $2,000 (40 to 60 miles increase in battery life), depending on what you use
Buffett comes with investment and life tips: “practice” many companies only buy apples, and a good life starts with writing an obituary
At the Berkshire shareholders' meeting this Saturday, in addition to talking about specific stocks and industries and successors, Buffett also shared basic ideas about investment, and also acted as a life coach, reminding the audience that there is something not to be missed. A shareholder asked a very basic investment question, when to buy or sell an investment. Buffett explains his thought process with his old partner Munger. He said, “Charlie and I made decisions very quickly, but in reality, it took years of thinking parameters before we were able to make quick decisions when problems arise.” He said he wasn't right until he felt he had full control over consumer behavior
Buffett expects a sharp rise in US corporate taxes to cope with the fiscal deficit. Will a wave of US stock sell-offs follow?
Buffett recently answered the huge confusion in the market — why sell Apple to hold positions. He hinted that it was just before the US government's tax negotiations next year, because the current US fiscal deficit is huge, and the future may only be dealt with by raising taxes. Buffett's actions have always been a weather vane. Will more companies follow Buffett's actions in the future? Will US stocks, which are close to historic highs, face selling pressure as a result?