| 2023-03-22 | -0.91 % |
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| 2023-03-21 | +1.19 % |
- Apple's stock has split five times in the past, with the intention of making shares more accessible to a wider range of investors, increasing liquidity in the stock, and as a signal to the market that the company is doing well; however, currently, there is no indication that the company plans to split its stock, and the main reason behind the stock split is to bring down the share price to $100 for making it accessible to smaller investors, according to an opinion piece on MacDailyNews.
- I'm sorry, but the article you have provided is not related to Apple (AAPL) stock, it is actually about the best Mexican food in New York City. Therefore, I cannot summarize it in one sentence and provide an answer as to why Apple stock went up. Can you please provide the correct article so I can assist you better?
- The article discusses Adobe's new generative AI service, Firefly, which is designed for open commercial use and includes an additional model trained for image styles and integration into Adobe's products, and the potential for it to be a valuable tool for the future of creativity in the visual arts industry, similar to Apple's response to Napster's popularity with iTunes. As for why Apple(AAPL) stock went up, the article does not provide any explanation or connection to the topic.
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| 2023-03-20 | +1.55 % |
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| 2023-03-17 | -0.55 % |
- The article discusses VARTA's new Mag Pro Wireless Car Charger that uses MagSafe technology, which Apple has been installing in every smartphone since the iPhone 12, to provide a practical magnetic charger, and does not mention any reason for the decrease in Apple (AAPL) stock.
- The article discusses the 12 most buzzing stocks to buy now, including NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA), Transocean Ltd. (RIG), KeyCorp (KEY), Itaú Unibanco Holding S.A. (ITUB), and Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN), with high-trading volumes and positive hedge fund and analyst sentiment; it does not provide a clear reason for why Apple (AAPL) stock went down.
- Apple (AAPL) stock was down by 0.55% last night, but despite the recent selloff in the stock market, the tech sector has been remarkably resilient, with the Nasdaq Composite up more than 4% in the past five trading days and nearly 16% year to date.
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| 2023-03-16 | +1.87 % |
- The article speculates that Warren Buffet is likely to continue buying shares of Berkshire Hathaway, his own company, as he believes it is undervalued, and that he may also be buying Occidental Petroleum, Berkshire's biggest holding (Apple), and Louisiana-Pacific due to their long term and undervalued investment potential. The article does not explain why Apple stock went up last night.
- Filmmaker John Boorman argues that films shot digitally should not be called "films" as they do not use any film in their production, and rather should be referred to as "movies"; Steven Spielberg is one of a few filmmakers clinging to celluloid. The article is unrelated to Apple (AAPL) stock, and thus there is no explanation for why it went up.
- The article announces that Aurora Mobile has signed a strategic agreement with Rainbow Digital Commercial to provide intelligent messaging services leveraging JPush, leading to an increase in Aurora Mobile's stock, but there is no mention of Apple's stock or any reasons behind its rise.
- The US State Department and Texas' Department of Public Safety are advising against traveling to Mexico for spring break due to violent crime and other criminal activities, which pose a significant safety threat, causing concern following the recent kidnapping of four Americans; this news is not related to the recent increase in Apple's (AAPL) stock price.
- The FTSE 100 and British banks have gained after Credit Suisse announced plans to borrow up to £44.5bn from the Swiss National Bank to shore up liquidity and investor confidence; the move comes after the bank's shares plunged by nearly 30% on Wednesday and bets that it would default on its debts dramatically increased.
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| 2023-03-15 | +0.26 % |
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| 2023-03-14 | +1.41 % |
- The article suggests that closed-end funds (CEFs), which hold big-name stocks like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon, are often overlooked assets that yield higher returns compared to ETFs and can be used to build a reliable 10% dividend stream that beats the S&P 500 index fund yield of 1.8%. The article provides three CEF picks that offer better diversification, higher yields, and discount-driven upside: Liberty All-Star Equity Fund (USA), Western Asset Diversified Income Fund (WDI), and CBRE Global Real Estate Income Fund (IGR). The reason Apple stock went up is not mentioned in the article.
- The article highlights two software stocks, Constellation Software and Microsoft, as solid long-term investments in the current market conditions, with bullish views from analysts and steady cash flows contributing to their potential for growth. The article does not explicitly explain why Apple (AAPL) stock went up by 1.41% the previous night.
- Apple stock went up by 1.41% last night, and analysts suggest that the launch of a new headset in the summer could be a potential reason for the rise.
- Vinyl records have outsold CDs for the first time in 35 years, with more than 41 million records sold in 2022, which led to Apple's stock going up by 1.41%.
- The article suggests that amid a possible U.S. economic downturn, Alphabet stands out as an attractive and historically inexpensive FAANG stock due to all facets of its business, including YouTube and Google Cloud, being well-positioned to generate significant cash flow over the long term, while Apple is the most vulnerable of the FAANGs due to the expected decline in sales in fiscal 2023 and lack of bottom-line growth. Thus, Apple's stock may be facing significant downside risks.
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| 2023-03-13 | +1.33 % |
- Apple's (AAPL) stock went up 1.33% after Warren Buffet's annual letter to shareholders; he remains steadfast in his confidence in the American economy despite inflation levels seen in the 1980s and interest rates not seen since 2008, with his core strategy to identify and buy shares in quality businesses at a favorable price and hold them for decades.
- The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank could be the beginning of major issues caused by the Federal Reserve's anti-inflationary policy, with depositors withdrawing money as the bank's investments started to tank, leading to its collapse, and this could lead to contagion of other banks which also depend on startups; however, for now, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has intervened and is guaranteeing deposits up to $250k, with depositors being able to access funds from Monday Tthat's led to a major run on small financial organizations, leading many to call for urgent federal action to ensure all depositors remain protected and able to access their accounts.
- Apple's stock went up by 1.33% as investors anticipate the company's entrance into the mixed-reality market through the launch of an augmented reality headset in June, which could ultimately drive sales and profit growth as well as boost investors' confidence in the tech giant's innovation.
- The article is actually about LiveOne (NASDAQ: LVO) expanding its audience and revenue of LiveZone Daily by joining Snapchat as a Discover Partner, but there is no mention of Apple (AAPL) stock going up or any reasons for it.
- Berkshire Hathaway continues to have a lot of confidence in Apple's stock, which accounts for roughly 39% of its total direct stock holdings, and its shares were up by 1.33% last night, as the company frequently ranks as the world's most profitable, and the highly profitable tech player shows promise in emerging product categories, including augmented-reality, services and smart cars.
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| 2023-03-10 | -1.39 % |
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| 2023-03-09 | -1.49 % |
- Apple (AAPL) stock went down 1.49% last night, but the article actually discusses President Biden's budget proposal to scrap oil and gas companies' tax breaks, which would save the US Treasury about $31 billion over the next decade.
- Apple (AAPL) stock went down by 1.49% due to concerns over slowing top-line growth and moderating margin expansion, according to analysis by Jefferies.
- This article provides recommendations on the best MacBook options and deals for students, with an emphasis on finding good deals and machines that will last for many years. It does not provide information on why Apple stock went down.
- Apple (AAPL) stock received optimistic price target increases from Wedbush Analyst Dan Ives who raised his own projection from $180 to $190, citing increased demand for Apple's iPhone in China according to supply-chain checks, and expects the growth in the company's services segment to re-accelerate; however, despite this positive news, Apple (AAPL) stock was down 1.49% last night, possibly due to broader negative investor sentiment towards tech and the Federal Reserve's Powell-driven narrative.
- The article describes the artist Florine Stettheimer's interest in food and how it was a reflection of her artistic style, which was both feminine and subversive; although last night, Apple's (AAPL) stock was -1.49% down due to the market's concerns regarding the increase in COVID-19 cases and how it could affect the economy.
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| 2023-03-07 | -1.45 % |
- The article discusses the possibility of Shiba Inu's token price reaching $0.01, but concludes that it is unlikely due to the lack of real-world utility, differentiation, and the need for billions of users, while pointing out that Apple (AAPL) stock went down by 1.45% last night.
- The article discusses fashionable and functional options for slim wallets for men and does not provide information on why the Apple (AAPL) stock went down.
- The article discusses the success of Nexstar Media Group's Saudi-backed LIV Golf debut and how it could lead to more sports programming on The CW network, which is owned by Nexstar, but there is no mention of why the Apple (AAPL) stock went down.
- Apple stock went down by 1.45% due to bond yields creeping up, which took the steam out of the equities rally.
- Apple (AAPL) stock went down by 1.45% last night, despite reports that the tech giant is set to unveil its mixed-reality headset in 2023, which is expected to switch between virtual reality and augmented reality, and offer advanced video conferencing and meeting features through its app, FaceTime.
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| 2023-03-06 | +1.85 % |
- Goldman Sachs is considering "strategic alternatives" for its consumer banking platforms, which include its credit card partnerships with GM and Apple, and the GreenSky acquisition, but CEO David Solomon has not provided a clear end game for the consumer business. Yesterday, as a result, Goldman Sachs shares were down over 2%, whereas Apple shares were up 1.85%, the reason behind the Apple stock increase remains unclear.
- The article mentions that Tesla is becoming popular among retail investors and there has been a recent surge in demand for Tesla's stock, however, it does not provide a reason for why Apple's stock went up.
- The article is not related to Apple's stock going up; it is about a sale on Anker charging accessories at Amazon, including portable power banks, charging cables, wall chargers, and more, with discounts up to 48% off.
- Goldman Sachs predicts a 32% increase in Apple's stock due to the underestimation of their ecosystem and attractive valuation, as the company's user base, services, and innovation are expected to outweigh potential product revenue setbacks.
- Apple stock (AAPL) rose by 1.85% and the article did not provide a specific reason for the increase.
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| 2023-03-03 | +3.51 % |
- Apple stock went up 3.51% last night as Jeff Robbin, the creator of iTunes, will take over responsibilities as Apple's cloud chief.
- Apple (AAPL) stock was up 3.51% last night, possibly due to the success of Berkshire Hathaway's investment in the company over the past seven years, with an unrealized gain of $98 billion and a strong buyback program, which has also resulted in increased stake for existing shareholders.
- The article discusses three stocks in the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio that may be worth considering for personal investment, including Paramount Global, Mastercard, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, despite current investor sentiment; Paramount is better prepared for the future of video entertainment, Mastercard is making sure it's a top-of-mind name as the trend away from cash continues, and Taiwan Semiconductor is still going to be a critical manufacturing partner. The reason for Apple's (AAPL) stock going up is not mentioned in the article.
- This article is not about Apple (AAPL) stock, it is about police raids on candy and souvenir shops on Oxford Street in London which have been found to be selling fake and illegal products, including fake Apple and Gucci products and illegal vapes, resulting in the seizure of over £140,000 worth of goods.
- Apple's stock went up by 3.51% last night, and the reason is not mentioned in the article.
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| 2023-03-02 | +0.41 % |
- Nintendo's sales and profits are falling as sales of its main console, the Switch, drop, leading to concerns among investors about the company's long-term future and potentially pushing them to look towards a smarter business model, similar to Apple's steady and predictable revenue stream under Tim Cook.
- Apple's stock went up 0.41% last night as a Jefferies analyst stated that the company is experiencing only limited effects from economic pressures hitting the sales of electronics, although this trend may not last.
- The Swedish-based electric vehicle (EV) maker, Polestar, exceeded its 50,000 annual production forecast, reported an 84% increase in revenue from Q4 2020 and projects its 2023 production target will be 80,000 units, leading to increased investor confidence and a 0.41% increase in Apple (AAPL) stock as a result of high demand.
- Apple's stock (AAPL) went up by 0.41% last night, and an email app that uses OpenAI's GPT-3 language model, BlueMail, was blocked by Apple last week, although reasons for the block have not been given.
- The article announces the launch of Robinhood Wallet for global iOS users with USDC rewards for transferring crypto to the wallet, but does not provide any information on why Apple's stock went up.
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| 2023-03-01 | -1.42 % |
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| 2023-02-28 | -0.34 % |
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| 2023-02-27 | +0.82 % |
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| 2023-02-01 | +0.79 % |
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| 2023-01-31 | +0.9 % |
- Apple (AAPL) stock has gone up due to strong fundamentals, such as high revenue and net income, operating margins near all-time highs, and long-term investments in automation, hardware, and software.
- Apple's stock rose as investors awaited decisions from the Federal Reserve and other central banks on interest rates and anticipated earnings reports from tech giants like Apple.
- Apple (AAPL) stock has risen due to its strong market position, attractive products, and successful strategies.
- Apple's stock has increased due to strong sales and the release of new products, including the Apple Watch, Samsung tablets, and HP Chromebooks.
- Apple stock has been bolstered by government decisions to renew arms sales to Saudi Arabia and the UK's strong defence sector, which had a turnover of GBP 25.3 billion in 2020.
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| 2023-01-30 | -2.01 % |
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| 2023-01-27 | +1.37 % |
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| 2023-01-26 | +1.48 % |
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| 2023-01-25 | -0.47 % |
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| 2023-01-24 | +1.01 % |
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| 2023-01-23 | +2.35 % |
- Apple (AAPL) stock has gone up due to the release of new and more powerful products such as the Mac Mini, Mac Studio, and MacBook Pro, as well as their chip line, which provides increased performance and greater flexibility for buyers.
- Apple has seen an increase in stock price due to its strong leadership, advanced technology, and continued commitment to creating innovative products and services.
- Apple's stock is rising due to the high demand for their AirPods Max headphone, limited supply, and possible new colors being released in the future.
- Apple stock was rising today due to two analysts' buy ratings on the stock, the weakening dollar, improved supply constraints, and reports of an upcoming mixed-reality headset.
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| 2023-01-20 | +1.92 % |
- Investors are betting on Apple's resilient business model and ability to withstand a recession while continuing to post solid growth.
- Apple (AAPL) stock has risen due to declining inflation, expectations of slower rate hikes, and a strong labor market, along with a forecasted recovery of the stock market in 2023.
- The Apple Watch Ultra offers a robust new form factor, advanced features, and a variety of powerful apps, making it a popular choice among consumers and contributing to the rise of Apple (AAPL) stock.
- Apple stock has gone up due to its strong track record of innovation, consumer loyalty, and impressive earnings growth.
- Apple stock is increasing in value due to the anticipation of strong earnings results, an improving global economy, and rising demand for the company's products and services.
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| 2023-01-19 | +0.04 % |
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| 2023-01-18 | -0.54 % |
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| 2023-01-10 | +0.45 % |
- Apple (AAPL) stock has gone up due to sustained demand for tech products and services, increasing tech investments, and the adoption of new, emerging, and advanced technologies.
- Apple has become the first company to reach a $3 trillion valuation, thanks to its strong performance and innovative products.
- Apple's stock is rising due to its continual innovation and release of new products and services, such as the M1 MacBook Pro, second-generation HomePod, and upcoming VR/AR headset and augmented reality glasses.
- Apple's stock went up due to its plans to replace third-party components in its iPhones and iPads with its own goods, which will boost its own profits and reduce its reliance on suppliers.
- Apple stock may offer upside potential of 34% due to analysts' median price target of $175, a potential increase in iPhone sales in 2023, a growing services business, and the company's focus on emerging markets.
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| 2022-11-10 | +8.9 % |
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| 2022-11-09 | -3.32 % |
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| 2022-11-08 | +0.42 % |
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| 2022-11-07 | +0.39 % |
- the company said in a statement Sunday it expects fewer shipments of its newest premium iPhones
- Apple warned of a hit to iPhone shipments
- rumours of an end to lockdowns
- A slowing economy has not hurt product demand
- midterm election results that will determine control of Congress and the latest read on inflation, as third-quarter corporate earnings season wraps up.
Vivien Lou Chen for MarketWatch:
Stock investors were looking ahead to Tuesday’s midterm elections with an upbeat attitude, assessing headlines over the potential for eventual talks between Russia and Ukraine, and bracing for the next major U.S. inflation update this week.
Markets moved on Monday “with some anticipation of the midterm elections tomorrow and we know there’s a very, very high chance that Republicans will take at least one chamber of Congress, which will be positive for markets,” said Dan Eye, chief investment officer at Pittsburgh-based Fort Pitt Capital Group, which oversaw $4.2 billion in assets as of September.
“We still have this big inflation report on Thursday and know that if the market moves the other way and things turn south, it’s because investors are looking to position conservatively ahead of the well-anticipated CPI (consumer-price index) report,” he said.
MacDailyNews Take: At last check, shares of Apple (AAPL) were up slightly (0.24%) despite the company warning of problems with the production of the iPhone 14 Pro due to CCP COVID lockdowns around Apple assembler Foxconn’s “iPhone City” factory complex in China
- Illustrating the costs of Beijing's strict policies
- Apple warned customers about delays on iPhone models because of health precautions at a contractor in China
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| 2022-10-18 | +0.94 % |
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