That's misleading, since AAPL has a bigger market cap than AMZN. Like 1.7 trillion vs 1.4 trillion? Something like that? Funny tweet though.
China manufacturing PMI tonight. Even if it is bad, can it dent the enthusiasms of tech gone wild? And something else that is so hard for me to read. Midnight to EOD close on Globex shows a 490 point rise in the NQ (Well, started around 6AM ET or so?) It is hard for me to fathom a rise AGAIN overnight after such an incredible up move. Of course it will probably happen, and if I wasn't stuck in a bad YM long, I'd take it. Alas, hopefully the AAPL split news will suck in a bunch of RH users tomorrow during RTH, push that YM into profit for me, heh.
I mean obviously its going to go higher at some point, but its not happening anytime soon. At what point does your call on this "massive up-move" expire? For journal integrity there needs to be a "use by" date. Like buying a gallon of milk. And define a percentage for the phrase "much much higher". You're supposed to be a trader, how smart is it to park enough money to make anything in a $24 stock that has to sit for weeks on end? And even if it does creep up, its not going to take out $27.50 for months. I mean B1... and I mean no disrespect... but you're not real bright when it comes to trading bro. You can buy the January 2022 at the money calls right now for $2.75. Not a typo... 2022. The option writers are saying it won't be over $26.75 until 2022. You think they give away money? This is an ETF B1, its not a biotech working on a cure for the pandemic. (Which as a comical aside... you denied existed for the last 4 months, until Trump called it that.) So... put a time stamp and percentage on these calls of "massive massive up-moves", otherwise you just sound stupid like you did with the pandemic denial and the mask denial. I've said my peace on that. I will no longer respond to anything you say about the XLF. There is no massive move coming for the foreseeable future. Case closed.
AAPL lacks the logistics and infrastructure. Besides, Bezos and Cook did rock, paper, scissors, and Bezos threw scissors to Cook's paper. The End.
AAPL Product prices: way too high AAPL Service prices: way too high AAPL CEO pay: way too high Man, we are bubbling up to incredible heights. All of that FED money indicates one thing: price doesn't matter....just buy it. How long can this continue ?
4:1 stock split for next month. Service revenue dropped from last Q. We'll gap up to 3290 at the open here in a few minutes.