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Investing.com -- Bank of America reiterated a Buy rating and $380 price target on Apple in a note Wednesday, pointing to a sharp jump in manufacturing purchase commitments that it reads as a sign of an iPhone production ramp and component stockpiling.
Apple is entering a new era, but it should remain a market-beater over the long run.
Shares of Apple fell dramatically on disappointing revenue guidance.
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Amazon Stock Soars as AWS Growth Helps Push Market Value Past $3 Trillion
Amazon shares jumped 5% this morning, propelling the company to a $3.08 trillion market valuation. The gain comes on the heels of a 15% jump on Friday, when Amazon stock had its best day in years after investors liked what they saw in its latest report card.
Stock Market Today: The Dow Jones index rallied 600 points Monday after Trump called off new U.S. strikes on Iran. Oil prices plunged.
A small start-up just released a 27-billion-parameter AI model that can be run for free on an iPhone.
Apple just posted its strongest June quarter ever and surged double digits, yet one popular income ETF built around Nasdaq-100 giants moved in the opposite direction. Understanding why reveals a hidden cost that never appears on the fund's expense-ratio line.
Buying the dip in Apple's stock may be tempting, but I'd hold off.
Apple's new Upgrade program is the latest sign that smartphone ownership is changing.
Investing.com -- South Korean exports grew faster than expected in July, supported by strong global demand for semiconductors and computers used in artificial intelligence infrastructure, preliminary trade data showed on Saturday.
SEOUL, Aug 1 (Reuters) - South Korea's exports grew more strongly than expected in July on global chip and computer demand for AI investments.
<body><p>STORY: :: Recorded on July 31</p><p>:: Lisa Bernhard, Reuters</p><p>:: Dean Smith, Portfolio Manager, FolioBeyond</p><p>Shares of Apple tumbled as much as 10% on Friday after a disappointing forecast showed that the iPhone maker was struggling to secure enough components as the AI-driven data center boom strains global supply chains.</p><p>The drop, if sustained, would erase nearly $500 billion from Apple's market capitalization and return the crown of the world's most valuable company to AI chip giant Nvidia, days after reclaiming it.</p><p>Meanwhile, shares of Amazon soared as much as 15% after the tech giant's solid cloud sales growth reinforced investor confidence in its massive AI bets.</p><p>"There's two really different trends going on," said Smith. "One is the hardware constraint, the [other is] cloud compute capacity, and those are going to continue to drive what we see in the AI investment thesis."</p><p>Next week, the focus will remain on AI when SpaceX delivers its first quarterly earnings results since going public.</p><p>"There's no mystery about how many rockets they're firing off, we can see them," said Dean with a laugh. "So what I'm looking for in SpaceX is to see what is their plan for the AI side of the business."</p></body>
Wall Street offered mixed views on Apple’s outlook after earnings, while Stocktwits retail traders largely shrugged off the selloff and stayed bullish.
The major indexes fell and AI stocks dived through midweek, partly on soaring oil and yields, but Microsoft and Amazon provided support.
Thursday night earnings split two of the biggest names in tech in completely opposite directions, and the reason behind the gap reveals exactly where the AI infrastructure boom is creating winners and where it is quietly crushing margins.
The nearly 20-year-old product line was quite the hot seller during the period.