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They look like a company stagnating judging by the product line and the ever more shitty software.
rious why Apple stock is still rising. They look like a company stagnating judging by the product line and the ever more shitty software.
anon_1fe2e saysThey look like a company stagnating judging by the product line and the ever more shitty software.
Totally agree they look to be stagnating. What do you mean by shitty software though? I don't code by any means, but can throw up a website on my own and feel I'm ahead of probably 90% of my peers when it comes to using and interacting with tech (overall population - My peers are not tech people by any stretch). I make this statement on a 9 year old macbook pro that I've never had to restart or force quit any program. While it was a long time ago for me, that was common place on any windows machine I used. Basically, not sure what software you're talking about.
I think the iPhone has definitely hit a rough patch. Not a whole lot of ingenuity going on there these last few years. But, the reality of the market they sell to is that it works and most people are too dumb to ha...
Their App Store alone is going to make more than all Hollywood Box office this year. They may be "playing it safe"... But playing it safe banking billions a year in profit with a fairly low PE ratio beats most other stocks in the value department. They are a safe stock.. 1 new product away from becoming a growth company again. Who would you bet on taking down the goliath apple?
Strategist sayswith a potential to take off like crazy with a new hit product.have they had a hit product since Jobs?
WOW! $2500! That's almost two week's rent in Santa Clara!
I'm so hard I can't move my jaw all the skin on face is zomfmmrgijlwljggg
WookieMan saysBasically, not sure what software you're talking about.
Final cut pro X is apples video editing software.
Apple will grant $2,500 in restricted stock units over the coming months to most employees.
Strategist saysHutch saysStrategist sayswith a potential to take off like crazy with a new hit product.have they had a hit product since Jobs?
Nope. Does not mean they can't.
It takes a visionary lime Jobs. With someone like that yes. Otherwise we've hit peak Apple ... Company life wise.
Who knew the Apple employees were all part of the 1%, since the Dems claimed only the rich 1% would benefit from the new tax bill Trump signed.
Sniper, nobody said ONLY the 1% will benifit from the tax cuts. They will benefit the most. They pay 24% of federal tax yet are getting 45% of the benifit from the tax cuts.
Do note i did not say Federal INCOME tax.
Sniper saysApple will grant $2,500 in restricted stock units over the coming months to most employees.
Who knew the Apple employees were all part of the 1%, since the Dems claimed only the rich 1% would benefit from the new tax bill Trump signed.
You fellows sound like you want to bet against Apple. They have a pretty good track record for surprise new products. Remember the iPod and then iPhone to become more profitable than the mature MaC Computer. Look for some surprise device or business to supersede the mature iPhone series, maybe something with self driving cars.
I'm quite curious why Apple stock is still rising. They look like a company stagnating judging by the product line and the ever more shitty software.
The indirect benefits to the middle class is their 401K going up. Even the poor who don't pay taxes are getting raises and bonuses.
It's a win for society as a whole.
You fellows sound like you want to bet against Apple.
nobody said ONLY the 1% will benifit from the tax cuts.
their 401K going up
Math challenged people come in and cheer.
Apple also announced a large-scale commitment to the U.S. economy on Wednesday.
The RSUs are likely to apply to most employees worldwide, including retail.
The iPhone maker will grant $2,500 in restricted stock units over the coming months. Restricted stock units are valued in company stock, but vest over time. Apple's stock hit an all-time intraday high of $179.39 a share on Tuesday.
The stock awards follow Apple's announcement of a large-scale commitment to the U.S. economy, albeit thin on details. The company said it will add $350 billion in support of the U.S. economy over the next five years, with contributions from a new campus, payments to suppliers, job creation, capital expenditures, and taxes on overseas cash.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/17/apple-awarding-2500-rsus-report.html