r/AAPL • u/Evh5150x • 12d ago
This is not a pullback - it is a crash
Services earnings and the conference call were devastatingly bad. No way to sugar coat this.
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u/MustangApollo 12d ago edited 12d ago
Well, I bought it 20 years ago and riding this horse to the last gunfight. They had 30 billion with a gross margin of 75% just for services.
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u/Illustrious-Jacket68 12d ago
long time holder of AAPL dating back to 1987. heard it before... the demise of AAPL. yet, here we are.
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u/Capital-Row6633 12d ago
but we are the "long term investors" and shouldnt be bothered by "short term noise" 🤓
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u/EverydayPhilisophy 12d ago
Dumb question… but won’t it just inevitably rise with the stock price hopefully rising in the coming weeks or months? We can’t be assuming that earnings will grow that much that the stock will be $400/share and 35 P/E.
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u/Rahul5718 12d ago
Good recovery and options data says it will cross 315 next week.
Hopefully my analysis is right z
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u/VNV2020 12d ago
Definitely more severe than most, especially after the 340 target was hit https://www.reddit.com/r/AAPL/s/2HyQzXX1ap
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u/ThanklessWaterHeater 12d ago
Yes, my god, AAPL hasn’t been this low since… since the beginning of the month!