Investors aren’t noticing Apple’s long, slow decline
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Investors aren’t noticing Apple’s long, slow decline
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Re: Investors aren’t noticing Apple’s long, slow decline
#2They notice:
-The share buybacks
-The dividend yield
-How it’s Warren Buffett’s largest position
-The exposure to China (for better or for worse)
-The compelling new iPhones
-Apple Credit Card
-AirPods
Etc.
But #1 and #2 are the most important in my opinion as an investor in Apple. They effectively form a 9% net payout yield.
Re: Investors aren’t noticing Apple’s long, slow decline
#3They notice: -The share buybacks -The dividend yield -How it’s Warren Buffett’s largest position -The exposure to China (for better or for worse) -The compelling new iPhones -Apple Credit Card -AirPods Etc. But #1 and #2 are the most important in my opinion as an investor in Apple. They effectively form a 9% net payout yield.
I saw a news article that said something about Buffett running Berkshire Hathaway "for the foreseeable future". I mean, come on! He's 90! At this point, you shouldn't draw any conclusions about anything from what BRK does. Buffett has nothing whatsoever to lose or gain at this point.