Apple shares up more than 2% after Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway reports new 9.8M share stake in the company http://money.cnn.com/2016/05/16/investing/warren-buffett-berkshire-hathaway-apple/index.html
Doesn't matter what Buffett does. Just buy Mid cap growth ( MDY ) and you'll be better diversified and not held hostage to Buffet and Munger's esoteric and discretionary methods ... Random starting periods: http://tinyurl.com/jjsn7y2 http://tinyurl.com/hot2d3b http://tinyurl.com/hnoyo9y James Director Quantitative Research XOXO Boulder, CO
It also tells Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is loosing on the IBM bet. I do not think Buffets should be followed blindly. On the other hand Apple is putting its hopes on new Apple pay TV service: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/apple-run-entire-pay-tv-120700207.html# which could be something entirely new
So it took news of buffet buying Apple stock to boost shares over 3%.... Typical.... He can make free money everyday by buying stock and releasing news after the fact that he bought it to the public...I don't know why anyone cares what this guy buys and sells ...and I thought he hates technology... Maybe his next by will be Amazon or Tesla...
Everyone is still hoping that Apple can grab a new revenue stream from this Apple TV thing yet it has yet to even work for them...apples revenue still relies heavily on the iphone ...if that doesn't change ape isn't going anywhere quick.
I personally don't get it. The only reason to use Apple Pay over your credit card is if you don't have your wallet. A credit card with the Tap function already does this exact same thing. Now how often do you plan to be out without your CC? I realize having a phone with you is probably as important as having shoes or underwear these days, but I only don't leave the house without my wallet when I go for a jog. Apple must really be running out of ideas if the only thing left is to skim some money off the top from each transaction.
probably, Goldman Sach also agreed to let the uncle getting 1 million shares of its class A stock at 20% discount.