
NASDAQ:AAPL
Underperforming on RSI. Not that it was going down, but was going sideways when everything else was going up. Blasted above $195 and has moved into the top zone in relative strength. That big break out suggests more buying, even though talk this week is about rebalancing for less AAPL and more NVDA. Has held up nicely above $200 and rising within the RSI ranking. Yield is 0.47%.
(Analysts’ price target is $208.32)Lots of AI hype, started announcing features to boost sales. Last quarter's results were the fifth out of six that revenues fell. Growth problem. Topline hasn't grown for over 1.5 years. People are holding onto phones longer.
Sells to consumers, whereas MSFT sells to corporations. Consumers have limited needs versus a corporation. So AAPL has to find something else to move the needle.
He always says own this, don't trade it. Shares high new highs yet again today. One analyst just said that a critical piece of information revealed at Monday's developers' conference was that Apple's AI will function--backward compatible--with the iPhone 15 Pro, which means it could lead to a much-needed iPhone upgrade cycle.
Shares fell after Apple announced AI news at their developers' conference. The news, wasn't enough to excite the street, though Apple will partner with Chat GPT, a company with deep ties to Microsoft. The CEO said this may be the first of many AI services to come. Today's announcement marked the introduction by Apple of gen AI for personal--not corporate--use. Own Apple, don't trade it.
(Note the short timeframe.) Technical analysis helped him pick the level to buy this one, especially RSI. Has been re-rated, breakout above $200 means he can see it going to $270 range in next 12 months. Still more upside; keep holding or buy.