Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock has been spending much of the year in recovery mode after shares started off the year with a nasty slide that eventually led to a post-Liberation Day bottom.
It's not exactly a secret that Warren Buffett's never been a big fan of tech stocks. He's simply heeding his own advice to "never invest in a business you cannot understand.
If you want to buy tech stocks that you can comfortably hold for the next two decades, you need to find companies with wide moats and the ability to adapt.
Oracle, Apple, and Amphenol were among the portfolio's top contributors for the quarter, appreciating +28.91%, +24.25%, and +25.49%, respectively. Alternatively, Intuit, Salesforce, and SAP detracted from performance, declining -13.18%, -12.94%, and -12.13%, respectively. Intuit's shares came under pressure during the quarter as investors grew concerned that autonomous AI agents could weaken th...
Apple on Thursday shared how it's making changes to comply with a Texas state law, SB2420, which introduces age assurance requirements for app stores and app developers.
Though it varies from analyst to analyst, the expectation is that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) needs to sell 90 million iPhone 17s this year for the new smartphone to be considered a success.
Apple is priced for expectations of 13.89% real EPS growth over 10 years, far above its historical growth and even more optimistic than consensus forecasts. Apple possesses a strong moat, a prerequisite for sustainable abnormal rates of growth. Even if Apple were able to achieve the abnormal rates of EPS growth implied by the median forecast, the stock's intrinsic value would still be 40% below...
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