Great investments rely on income and appreciation – like this stock, which has returned $3.6 million for every $10,000 invested.
Why a "Promise" Is the Single Most Valuable Investment on Wall Street
And there are more gains ahead...
Great investments rely on income and appreciation – like this stock, which has returned $3.6 million for every $10,000 invested.
And there are more gains ahead...
by David Zeiler
The Apple stock price is rising because investors realized this week that the analysts were wrong about the iPhone 7.
For months they predicted that the iPhone 7 would be a boring upgrade that would fail to revive sales. But as is often the case, Wall Street drastically underestimated the potential of the iPhone 7 and its impact on AAPL stock.
Volatility has returned to the broader markets, but these three tech investing indicators cut through the flood to deliver real news.
And right now, they're all moving in positive directions. Take a look...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is climbing after the Swiss National Bank decided to keep negative interest rates in play.
The Bank of England is also looking at ways to potentially stimulate its economy after Brexit.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today fell 31 points as a potential rate hike and low oil prices weigh on investors.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today fell 46 points after traders reacted negatively to an ECB rate announcement.
The central bank said it will leave its interest rates unchanged.
Here's a closer look at only the most important investing news of the day...
Earlier this week, tech juggernaut Apple Inc. singlehandedly sent the entire stock market reeling when it reported a second-quarter miss in earnings and revenue.
It was the company's first revenue decline in 13 years.
The disappointing reports listed falling iPhone shipments, which are down some 16% year on year, and 26% fewer sales in the massive and, for Apple, critical Chinese market. The strong dollar isn't helping Apple's performance there, either.
It's only the latest victim of the "earnings recession" we're almost certainly enduring right now.
Don't get me wrong: Apple is still a great company and a must-have stock.
But here's the thing… the very nature of what it means to be an Apple shareholder is changing, and the company is in the midst of what I think is a misstep right now.
by David Zeiler
AAPL stock has reacted to Monday's Apple Event news pretty much like the tech media did – with a big yawn.
But most people have completely missed the significance of what Apple is doing.
That reading of the debut of the iPhone 5SE greatly underestimates Apple's plans. It's part of a grand strategy that will boost earnings m
by David Zeiler
A lot of Apple Inc. stock facts are relatively obscure, despite heavy media coverage of the company.But Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) has been around a relatively long time now – nearly 40 years – and so has had plenty of time to accumulate a storied history.
by David Zeiler
A rocky market and anxiety over iPhone sales have lopped 5% off the AAPL stock price this week, pushing shares below $100.
The Apple stock price has been falling since early November, when worries about iPhone sales started. Investors won't get any clarity on the issue until Jan. 25, when Apple reports earnings.
Until then, here's what you can expect from AAPL stock...