bearish on aaple short term
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we are still not out of inflation, feds have predicted that this year will turn and we will be at a reasonable point, but we aren't there yet. that causes consumers to be on the savings side rather than buying for now. apple has a huge following, understood, but coming out with higher end phones at higher prices doesn't seem to make the most sense in the situation. people are getting less features for a higher price, with a better camera sure... i know im going to be ridiculed for being a green bubble on their phones but at least for the short term, doesn't seem like they have many "innovative" ideas that aren't already in other phones on the market. this is just my two cents. we're getting into folding screens, Samsung has DeX which allows users to have a desktop environment when plugged into a tv or monitor, or stream it over the air...
i will say, the processors that apple have been dishing out have been nothing but extraordinary, and the universal chips through iphone/ipad/macbook make the absolute most sense since they can massively cut down on cost and waste. all while on good silicon and providing very good battery life (as long as software doesnt bog it down)
short term... looking down, but i've always respected apple to keep in line with their audience and probably release some good numbers in the quarter coming with the M2 pro chip coming out
i will say, the processors that apple have been dishing out have been nothing but extraordinary, and the universal chips through iphone/ipad/macbook make the absolute most sense since they can massively cut down on cost and waste. all while on good silicon and providing very good battery life (as long as software doesnt bog it down)
short term... looking down, but i've always respected apple to keep in line with their audience and probably release some good numbers in the quarter coming with the M2 pro chip coming out
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man there's nothing like misspelling the aapl or apple right off the bat... gg
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