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The top seven reasons U.S. stocks are up since early June despite lackluster earnings, higher jobless claims and more worrying signs from Europe.
The next-generation iPhone will use in-cell technology and have a thinner screen, the WSJ reports, helping it to play catch-up to Samsung.
There is a backup list of screened stocks ready to be subbed into the Sustained Momentum model should any of the current investments start to falter.
Events in Spain or Italy tell us nothing about the long term demand for goods and services from Apple to Varian Medical.
The good folks at Motley Fool say the smart money is on Apple staying above the $600 mark from here. I agree in spirit, but see a lower price support.
Preserving assets was the goal in June, which led to swapping out more stocks than usual in a tough tape, says investment manager Bob Freedland.
Amazon will take a big step forward in its platform strategy with the release of its own branded smartphone. Google remains behind.
Mac market share is still low, but Apple is by far the top mobile PC shipment brand if you include tablets in the mix, according to DisplaySearch data.
Apple (AAPL) shares broke out to start the third quarter, possibly shifting sentiment to the upside.
Apple to $1000? Cody Willard at MarketWatch thinks so. But it's the two fundamental arguments he makes that offer more value than any price target.
You gotta love stocks right now. What other asset class is there to love? At least that's the logic of Leon Cooperman, legendary value investor.