After a month of negative talk from Wall Street analysts that helped drive Apple stock down 20%, the mood has suddenly reversed.
One email from Apple CEO Tim Cook was all it took to reverse weeks of gloomy sentiment from Wall Street.
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How Apple Stock Will Help Us Beat China's Downturn
I love Apple stock as a foundational tech holding, and I remain just as optimistic as ever about it.
I see this market "breather" as a great opportunity to snap up these must-buy shares at, frankly, ridiculously low prices.
Let me explain, and then I'll show you just how to play Apple in this situation...
Apple Car Rumors Suggest AAPL Is Really Doing This
Speculation about a potential Apple car again ran wild over the weekend, sparked by a report in The Guardian that the iPhone-maker had found a place where it could secretly test it.
It's tempting to think a self-driving, all-electric Apple car is in the pipeline. And without a doubt, Apple has the financial resources to pull it off. But strategically, it doesn't make sense.
Here's what AAPL is really working on...
How We'll Profit as Volatility Shakes Out the "Weak Money"
After seven down days in a row, the markets roared back Monday and appeared to erase last week's sharp declines. Now, Monday's action looked impressive by any measure… but the "green" chart I'm about to show you told me that we were looking at something other than the start of a sustainable rally. And just […]
Why the Apple Stock Price Drop Is Misleading (AAPL)
Don't let the recent Apple stock price drop scare you.
While concerns about iPhone sales are always valid – Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) does draw the majority of its profits and revenue from its iconic smartphone – the bite out of AAPL stock we've seen after the company's Q3 earnings is overblown.
In the long run, the Apple stock price will bounce back.
Here's why the Apple stock price drop is merely a temporary setback...
Cold, Hard Metrics on Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) and Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL)
Money Morning Technical Trading Specialist D.R. Barton, Jr. joined Bloomberg Radio last week, offering a critical perspective on Tesla Motors Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) and Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL).
Barton explained how technical indicators can work in concert with the strong investor sentiment that comes with the huge followings these companies have. But these indicators can also show when price movements are out of line with this kind of emotional buying and selling.
And that's where the opportunity lies...
What the Media Doesn't Get About Stock Market Bubbles
Since the last bona fide financial bubble, the real estate and credit bubble of 2007 to 2009, it seems like every time anyone pays a few pennies too much for a stock, there is a flock of analysts ready to start crowing "bubble!" like so many birds on a wire.
I believe that any pundit who calls a sector or market a "bubble" when they really mean "fundamentally or technically overbought" should be banished from pontificating until the real bubble appears.
And the charts I have to show you prove it...
These Apple Stock Price Predictions Show Gains of 74% (Nasdaq: AAPL)
Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) stock has fallen 11.2% since July 20, and many investors are wondering if now is the time to give up on Apple stock.
According to our Apple stock price predictions, that would be a major mistake. In fact, with AAPL shares now trading near $115, this is an excellent opportunity to add to your position.
Here's how our experts see the situation, and the future of the Apple stock price...
I See Apple Stock at $200/Share... Here's What to Do About It Today
We all know that Apple stock did a seven-for-one (7:1) stock split on June 9, 2014, which took the price from about $645 a share down to $94 a share.
But what you may not know is that this move set up Apple stock for something really incredible. And we're going to show you how to trade it.
Here's how to double your money in the next 36 months...
Apple Stock Price Down Five Days in a Row: Here's What to Do Now
Yes, the Apple stock price lost another 3.2% on Tuesday, Aug. 4 on more than double the usual volume. It finished the day down 14% from the $133 per share high it set in February. On top of that, paper losses now tally $133.4 billion.
But let's put all of this information in perspective.
Because, honestly, I can't help but think this is actually a great news...