NOOOO SOMEONE THINK OF THE INVESTORS
this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2024
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So, it is on sale? Apple has the market by the balls and will continue to grow unless some serious legal trouble kills them.
I don't even like Apple and consider them a good investment.
I’m waiting for a deeper sale due to the pending federal investigation.
Not really. I bought at $160 something a few months back and sold at $190; it's currently $181.
I think when most people talk investment they're speaking in longer terms.
Unless you're on wallstreetbets.
AAPL is up 40% over the last year, 361% the past five.
Who lost billions? I sure don't sell stocks because they dip 5%, that's normal for tech.
Berkshire Hathaway's investors and Warren Buffet probably, but idgaf really. Just answering the question, and it's not like that's what investments do as they get re-evaluated (exacerbated by the unfolding AI market.) https://www.investopedia.com/berkshire-hathaway-swings-to-profit-q2-2023-7570232
"pretend lost"
5% is a normal day on the stock market sometimes.
Unless they bought literally 1 year ago where people would still be up about 20-25%
If you look at the stock price for the past 5 years, that's barely a blip for Apple. In the past year alone they saw similar drops in September and August, which they bounced back from to get even higher. Doesn't mean they can't come crashing down at some point, but 5% isn't really that much for them.
...so? It increased pretty well over the past few months.
Are we supposed to cry about it now... or later?
For 4th time this year...
Fuck investors