by David Zeiler
Apple stock was up about 3.5% today (Wednesday) following an impressive Q4 earnings report, but AAPL stock should be trading much higher.
Wall Street has drastically undervalued Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) because it has misread what's going on in the Chinese economy as well as the true growth potential of the iPhone.
Here's what the "experts" just don't understand...
by David Zeiler
The 2015 Q4 Apple earnings are not just about how well the iPhone is selling, but how well it's selling in China.
The worrisome news out of China over the summer – mainly a stock market crash and slowing economic growth – has fueled Wall Street speculation that Apple Inc.'s (Nasdaq: AAPL) sales must be suffering despite the growth in previous quarters.
Here's why China is so important to the Q4 Apple earnings...
by David Zeiler
When the Q4 Apple earnings are announced Tuesday after the market close, the company won't be breaking any records.
That's because Apple Inc.'s (Nasdaq: AAPL) earnings follow a very consistent pattern from one year to the next. It's something that's fundamental to how Apple operates.
Here's why it happens, and how it affects Apple stock...
by David Zeiler
Having fallen more than 10% since late July, the Apple stock price just may be ripe for more buying, according to activist investor Carl Icahn.
“Apple, even in a bear market – it may get hurt, it may go down – but I think Apple is still ridiculously underpriced,” Icahn said in a CNBC interview Wednesday.
Here's why Icahn is so convinced AAPL stock is a good buy - and why he's right...
by David Zeiler
Apple Inc. certainly has the resources to design, build, and sell an electric Apple Car that would have much of the world salivating.
But the question for investors is whether an Apple Car would help or hurt Apple stock. The company needs new sources of growth, but the auto industry is riddled with challenges.
Here's why, despite the potential, the Apple Car poses a ton of risk...
by David Zeiler
AAPL Stock News: Apple Pay is moving closer to a launch in China, a development that will accelerate the company's already ballooning profits in that country.
Chinese newspaper Wenhui News reported late last week that Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) had registered a business entity in the Shanghai free-trade zone in June to run its Apple Pay business.
Here's how the Apple Pay service in China will pay off for Apple stock...
by David Zeiler
The Apple stock price slumped 2% following the company's biggest product unveiling of the year today (Wednesday). But in the long run, today's announcements will propel AAPL stock to new heights.
Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) revealed the new iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, as well as a larger iPad aimed at the business market and a revamped Apple TV.
Here's why these new products will prove positive catalysts for the Apple stock price...
by David Zeiler
Apple stock doesn't do well in the periods directly before the launch of a new model of iPhone – a period we're in right now – but usually rises in the days and months afterward.
If the pattern holds again this year, now is when you want to buy AAPL stock.
Here's what Apple stock has done over the past five years whenever a new iPhone is launched...
by David Zeiler
Apple stock formed a bearish "death cross" pattern in its chart yesterday (Wednesday), giving Wall Street one more thing to worry about.
Technical analysts see a death cross as a signal that a short-term drop is about to become a long-term slump. And in the case of AAPL stock, the death cross is especially worrying.
This is what happened the last two times we saw an Apple death cross...
by David Zeiler
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.
