Dear Warren, Before I get into the reason for my letter, I want to convey my undivided respect for your investment acumen and career. Nobody can reasonably doubt that you are the greatest investor of all time. Some may say…
Apple (AAPL) is the greatest stock of all time but this year’s parabolic move may be its last hurrah. That’s because while the stock is up more than 50%, it has nothing do with the company’s fundamentals. The essential problem…
Apple (AAPL) has been such a great stock for so long that it’s hard to realize that it is past its prime. This was confirmed in their earnings report after the close Thursday. Revenue was -2.5% and Net Income -3.4%….
Right now in the stock market we have as clear a divergence as I can recall between what the technicals are saying and what the fundamentals are. As far as the technicals, the S&P is above its 200 DMA, above…
Sentiment became euphoric Thursday on the back of META earnings yesterday afternoon sending the NASDAQ up 3.25% and the S&P 1.47%. Unfortunately – as I suggested in my blog this morning (“The Bear Market Has Been Cancelled”) – price was…
Get your beauty sleep this weekend because next week is poised to be epic. In addition to a Fed Decision on Wednesday, we have Big Tech earnings. The market ramped up last week with the S&P breaking out above its…
To my mind, one of the most interesting developments in financial markets in the last few years is Warren Buffett’s accumulation of a large stake in Apple (AAPL). Long a technophobe in investing, Buffett ultimately built up a nearly 1…
Apple (AAPL) reported okay earnings after the close Thursday. Revenue was +9% as was EPS of $1.52. Services was a bright spot with revenue growth of 17%. The stock is currently off 4% in the after hours. The problem is…
The combination of an oversold market and good enough Facebook (FB) earnings may result in a squeeze higher Thursday. If we start to see a trend day higher, investors may pile in and shorts who have overstayed their welcome will…
The 200 DMA is the most fundamental line in technical analysis. By definition, securities and indexes that are above upward sloping 200 DMAs are considered to be in uptrends. Conversely, securities and indexes that are below downward sloping 200 DMAs…