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The central character of the Oscar-winning film Forrest Gump made an investment in Apple in the 1970s. It is estimated that the stock would be worth under 7bn today.
www.macworld.co.uk/apple-business/news/?newsid=3370113
So for this weeks #FlickrFriday theme #LifeIsLikeABoxOfChocolates I decided to interpret the scene and this is my image. This was a great theme this week, giving me many ideas to explore.
When earnings are disappointing the immediate knee-jerk reaction is for panicked investors to sell the stock. This overabundance of supply from those dumping stock causes a gap down in price on the day following the earnings release.
I took similar Apple Stocks app screenshots when 2008 Stock Market crash started (I need to dig them up from somewhere). So here’s the 2020 edition. Let’s see how deep it will go, or is there a miracle recovery.
Currently Coronavirus fears are pushing markets down, and then Saudi Arabia tanked the oil prices, which seems to have been the final straw.
Warren Buffett is staying loyal to Apple, even as the tech giant faces challenges with slow AI progress and uncertain trade tariffs. Despite modest iPhone growth and a rich valuation, Buffett believes in Apple’s long-term strength, especially through its booming services sector. Meanwhile, Berkshire Hathaway surprised many by buying more Domino’s Pizza stock a company that’s delivered a staggering 4,500% return over 15 years. While Domino’s had a shaky Q1, Buffett sees long-term value in its tech-driven operations and global growth strategy. His moves reflect confidence in proven giants rather than trendy hype.
Read full article: www.techi.com/warren-buffett-apple-dominos-investments/