As ações da Apple diminuíram 2.85% para $128.91 às 14:36 EST na Segunda Feira, depois de 3 sessões consecutivas de perdas. NASDAQ Composite está caindo 1.71% para $12,668.47.
O último fechamento da Apple foi $132.69, 7.66% debaixo de sua alta de 52-semanas de $138.79.
Notícias sobre Apple hoje
Apple veterans’ lidar startup adds $200 million to SPAC deal. According to today’s article on Bloomberg Quint, "Salehian, who helped develop the Apple Watch during his almost five years as a product manager at the tech giant, says Aeva has an edge in consumer devices because its tech can be fit onto a chip small enough for tablets and smartphones, as well as the bulkier boxes used for automotive lidar."
Apple leads big-tech slump with worst drop since October. According to today’s article on Bloomberg Quint, "Technology megacaps including Apple and Amazon, which were among the top performers last year, were particularly hard hit in the sell-off, which was driven by concern that a surge in coronavirus cases could crimp the nascent economic recovery."
Vendas da Apple
O crescimento trimestral da Apple é 15.3% para o trimestre presente e 25.1% para o próximo. A estimativa de crescimento da empresa para o semestre presente e o próximo é 11.2% e 37.5%, respectivamente.
Receita da Apple
O crescimento da receita trimestral ano a ano cresceu 1%, agora ficando em 274.52B nos doze meses seguintes.
Valor anual superior e inferior das ações da Apple
As ações da Apple estão avaliadas em $128.91 até 14:36 EST, debaixo de sua alta de 52 semanas de $138.79 e muito acima de sua baixa de 52 semanas de $53.15.
Média móvel da Apple
O valor da Apple é acima de sua média móvel de 50 dias de $124.21 e muito acima de sua média móvel de 200 dias de $113.06.
Previous days news about Apple
The Apple watch SE was my best purchase in 2020 – here's why. According to Business Insider on Fri Jan 1, "I bought the new Apple Watch SE in September after it was announced by Apple, and it was my favorite purchase of 2020.", "I’d never owned an Apple Watch, or any smartwatch before, but at $280 the SE seemed like a reasonable option. "
Apple is on a cloud hiring spree – here are the key technologies it wants new employees to know. According to Business Insider on Sat Jan 2, "Apple is looking for Swift skills for its Apple Cloud for Developers software engineers, Apple Cloud iOS engineers, and systems software cloud engineers.", "Apple is looking for C++ skills in software engineers for Apple Cloud for Developers and Apple Cloud Infrastructure, as well as database software engineers, cloud platforms engineering managers, and systems software cloud engineers."
Benzinga's final bulls and bears of the year: Alibaba, Apple, Intel, Tesla and more. According to Business Insider on Sat Jan 2, "In Jayson Derrick’s "3 Reasons Why Gene Munster Says Apple Will Be A Top Performer In 2021," see why this noted tech expert and venture capitalist believes that some key catalysts will help drive Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock higher this year and make it a top-performing FAANG play."
Apple will keep the amphetamine app in its store after dispute with developer over whether it promoted drug use. According to Business Insider on Sun Jan 3, "The back-and-forth began on December 29, when Gustafson said he was notified that his his free app had violated Apple policy. ", "On that call, an Apple representative stated that Apple now recognizes that the word ‘amphetamine’ and the pill icon are being used ‘metaphorically’, and in a ‘medical sense,’" wrote Gustafson on Github."
Will Tesla, Apple and Amazon help the QQQ ETF reach $400 by 2022?. According to Business Insider on Sun Jan 3, "As of publishing, QQQ’s five largest holdings are Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) (13.39% of allocation), Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) (10.76%), Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) (10.66%), Facebook, Inc. Common Stock (NASDAQ:FB) (4.26%) and Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) (3.45%).", "Being that QQQ representation is heavily dependent on and allocated towards tech, healthcare and consumer services, investors told us they believe the ETF will grow alongside an improving US economy in 2021, as well as a continued surge in demand and interest for the ETF’s most popular stocks - Tesla, Apple and Amazon."