Maybe need a chart like this for the various forum members 
Apple is in fact planning two distinct versions of the headset. The first will offer high end VR capabilities but at a high price, which could be aimed at developers.
The more mainstream version would have smaller hardware and a lower price point, aimed primarily at augmented reality is expected to follow later.
If NVDA dips low enough, I would BTFD. Still waiting for the deep dip 
Faceripper said AAPL is the right stock to buy in 2022, he thinks there would be multiple expansion in 2022. Ofc, AAPL 
Face ripper said the entire FAANG complex.
Tim Cook said he couldn’t remember Elon Musk calling him about potential sale of TSLA.
1 Like
AAPL target $325. 
AAPL vs Puru portfolio
Return of Puru portfolio is ahead of AAPL. Please take note that without hedging it would be below AAPL. That is, his choice of stocks are not that great. His hedging skill is So I don’t agree with his claim that he had managed to choose the best disruptive high growth businesses with long runways. That is to say, has he chosen the core stocks to be AAPL or any of the FANGMANT, he should perform even better because of his superior hedging skill.
Same as Cathie ARK funds
18 days ago…
Yesterday, AAPL hits $170.30. Possibly completion of wave (5) of wave v of … Century 
correction ensues? Have to see how price action play out.
Who is telling the truth?
Bloomberg: Apple Tells Suppliers iPhone Demand Has Slowed as Holidays Near
or
Spent like $5k on apple products last night.
Merry Christmas!
1 Like
Looks like ARKK has been outperforming AAPL all along until 3 months ago? You are writing Cathie off based on 3 months of underperformance?
.
Outperform from mid 2020 to Sep? 2021, mainly due to TSLA.
Cathie has always told her investors that we should look at 5-year timeframe since that is how she plans. But ARKK can’t beat AAPL in a five year timeframe,
Based on above two points, won’t you think directly investing in AAPL and TSLA would outperform ARKK? That is, no need for her and her team’s help, no value added.
1 Like
Steve Jobs handling a tough question at the 1997 Worldwide Developer Conference.
Hope that OpenDoc guy went home and bought lots of AAPLs.
1 Like