Why Did $AAPL Stock Go Down After Beating Earnings Estimates And $AMZN …
I have been talking every day about AAPL over the last few days and the reason for that is simple. Unless we are going to see a serious technical breakdown on AAPL the most likely place that the current decline would bottom
Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) may see somewhat of a slowdown in sales for its iPhone and iPad offerings, but it remains one of the more lucrative bets for carriers. According to data out of Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP), about 59 percent of iOS
I have been talking every day about AAPL over the last few days and the reason for that is simple. Unless we are going to see a serious technical breakdown on AAPL the most likely place that the current decline would bottom
With earnings season under way, it's easy to get lost in the numbers – but don't let them fool you. Just because a company meets or exceeds expectations doesn't mean that the stock is golden. And that's exactly the case with two of the biggest names in
Wells Fargo's Maynard Um this afternoon reiterates an Outperform rating on shares of Apple (AAPL), and a $600 to $630 “valuation range,” after perusing the company's 10-Q filing on Thursday with the Securities & Exchange






