Can Apple buy QCOM? This way, Apple and Huawei will have a duopoly. Apple makes all iPhones and Huawei makes all Android phones
Will US allow Samsung to buy QCOM? If Samsung does buy QCOM and refuse to sell 5G chips, how much hit can aapl take?
Seriously, how hard is it to make 5G chips? Itâs a shame that Intel can not even make a chip.
Huawei makes phones, I suspect its competitors may not be eager to buy 5G chips from it and Huawei may not be eager to sell 5G chips. I think production volume might be limited in the beginning
4 of the top 5 cell phone makers are in Asia. But google and Apple controls the cell phone software. Android is open source. Seems that eventually cell phones will be made in China and South Korea. How long Apple can stand the price war is to be seen.
However profit margin may depress and Apple may not be able to compete in price. I would reduce aapl if I have shares
Youâre 10 years late, pundits said that already, is why @manch and @Jil didnât buy at $142 in Jan. 42% over 3+ months later, you come to the same enlightenment
Correction: I bought AAPL $225 believing Tim Cook (and some extend WB) will not go wrong, sold around $148 pathetic failure, lost huge amount.
Same time, I purchased STNE, recovered all losses of AAPL plus additional 30% gain.
In this blog, I really do not see any one realistically posting about AAPL, except too many bullish (AAPL cult) people no matter whether it is at $200 or $142.
There after hate to touch AAPL. I have my own way (stocks) to gain where I am comfortable.
Since WB bought AAPL, I was getting into AAPL, but when AAPL vs Huewai (China banned AAPL products), The stock dived from $225 to $148. When many blogs said AAPL is not going to meet its $95 Billion sales target, I blindly believed Tim Cook is right on target. Finally, he revised his sales target to $86 Billion, I came out of it. This is rare miss by them after 20 years.
When stocks dipped I bought STNE at $17.5âŚbut sold at $44.5 (I could exactly guess when it is hyped), then bought at $35 recently , but today I am more than doubled stake when it dived.
IMO, current price is too low for the fundamentals. With STNE, I am not always optimistic, but I am able clearly see when it is really hyped and when it is really low.
Gain from $17.50 to $44.50. Loss from $35 to $26.50. Net gain > loss in AAPL? 1.3 * 26.50/35 < 1 Bought 90 STNE @$25.50 so I can tease you that I own STNE at cheaper price than 1
This issue with AAPL was FOMO buying repeatedly at $225, $190, $175, $160 finally selling at $148.
The issue with STNE is bought bulk (Buy at dip) at $17.4 and sold at $44.5
Even when I was buying STNE at $35, I did not buy bulk, just small skeptical purchase I made, expecting sudden fall as S&P is at its peak. Made comfortable bulk purchase at $28, $27.5, $26.5 today.
I can not equate clearly as it was trades, but last year biggest loss was AAPL, biggest gainer was TEVA.This year, biggest gainer is STNE, next gainer is AMZN, UBNT, TSLA and no major loss.
What I understand overall, I am good at trading stocks, but not good at holding stocks.