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11-03 12:02

Palantir: revenue +95.9%, bookings +6%. Shorter contracts, or a backlog running down?

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   3 Nov 2026 | Q3 2026 results (unaudited release) Revenue grew +95.9%. New bookings grew +6%. Bookings (total contract value, TCV) were 1.26x quarterly revenue, the lowest of the six quarters with a disclosed total TCV. A year ago (Q3 2025) the ratio was 2.34x. Last quarter it was 1.74x. So is Palantir using up its backlog faster than it refills it? My read: not proven either way. Here is how I check it, on this name or any software name. Why the two numbers can disagree TCV is the full value of contracts signed in the quarter. If a customer signs the same yearly amount for one year instead of two, TCV halves while revenue does not move. A falling TCV can mean shorter contracts, not weaker demand. Thre
Palantir: revenue +95.9%, bookings +6%. Shorter contracts, or a backlog running down?
TOPIcecream29: Investment requires patience, discipline and careful research. Diversifying investments, managing risks and focusing on long-term goals are essential to building sustainable wealth and achieving financial success.
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11-03 13:34

Wall Street's Take on the Semiconductor and Memory Stocks Two-Week Sell-Off

The key takeaway: Wall Street is not necessarily questioning the strength of AI demand. Instead, investors are increasingly concerned about the sustainability of AI capital expenditure, the return on massive infrastructure investments, and whether the memory industry's earnings boom is approaching its peak. The latest sell-off reveals a striking disconnect: semiconductor companies are reporting strong earnings, yet their shares continue to decline. Memory demand remains robust, but markets are already pricing in the possibility of a cyclical slowdown. 1. How Wall Street Explains the Sell-Off Barclays Private Bank: AI's Financing Model Is Under Scrutiny Barclays argues that the market is increasingly focused on the financial sustainability of AI infrastructure spending. Hyperscalers continu
Wall Street's Take on the Semiconductor and Memory Stocks Two-Week Sell-Off
# Revenue Nearly Doubles, Yet Shares Slip — Has Palantir Priced It All In?
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D1ane
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11-03 13:26

Record Revenue, Falling Stock: Apple’s China Problem

$Apple(AAPL)$ has delivered another strong quarterly report, but the market reaction suggests investors are becoming increasingly difficult to impress. Revenue reached $114.5 billion, up 12% year over year, while earnings per share came in at $2.10, beating analyst expectations. The company also reported record iPhone and Services revenue. Yet Apple shares fell 1.88% during Monday’s session and declined another 2.78% after the earnings announcement. When a company beats both revenue and earnings expectations but its shares still decline, it is worth looking beyond the headline numbers. For Apple, the concerns centre on China, supply constraints, the sustainability of profit margins and whether its current valuation already reflects much of it
Record Revenue, Falling Stock: Apple’s China Problem
# Headline Beat, China Miss — What Will Apple Trade On Next?
TOPJeromeErnest: 338 with record Services still doesn’t look broken to me. China matters, but the ecosystem stickiness and cash flow are why this name keeps getting a premium
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D1ane
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11-03 13:15

Apple Earnings Under New CEO: Rising Memory Costs Put Profit Margins in the Spotlight

$Apple(AAPL)$ latest earnings report comes at an important moment for the company. John Ternus is taking his first earnings call as CEO, and investors will be looking beyond iPhone sales to understand whether Apple can maintain its growth and profitability in an increasingly expensive technology environment. Apple remains one of the world’s most valuable technology companies, supported by its strong brand, loyal customer base and integrated ecosystem. However, its valuation leaves relatively little room for disappointment, particularly when earnings growth has not always kept pace with expectations. There are several important factors worth watching. 1. Rising Memory Costs Could Pressure Margins One of the biggest challenges facing Apple is t
Apple Earnings Under New CEO: Rising Memory Costs Put Profit Margins in the Spotlight
# 💰Stocks to watch today?(5 November）
TOPblinki: Brand strength helps, but the stickiness of the ecosystem matters more here. If services keep compounding, gross margin pressure from memory may be manageable.
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D1ane
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11-03 13:17

Palantir Delivers a Bombastic Quarter, But One Number Is Making Investors Nervous

$Palantir(PLTR)$ has just delivered an exceptional quarterly performance, with revenue nearly doubling, profitability remaining strong and full-year guidance significantly upgraded. Yet its shares fell approximately 5%, showing that even outstanding earnings may not be enough when expectations are extremely high. At first glance, the market reaction seems difficult to understand. Palantir reported Q3 revenue of $2.313 billion, up 96% year over year. It also crossed an important milestone, generating more than $2 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time. Its US commercial business grew 148%, reaching $984 million and overtaking US government revenue of $953 million for the first time. Management also raised its full-year revenue outlook
Palantir Delivers a Bombastic Quarter, But One Number Is Making Investors Nervous
TOPLouisLowell: 148% US commercial growth and first time above $2B quarterly revenue still matter more to me. Feels like valuation nerves, not broken AI demand
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11-03 11:34

INTC plunges -29% : Buy, Bail or Trap ?

On Thu, 29 Oct 2026, $Intel(INTC)$ reported its Q3 earnings after market closed for the day. On Fri, 30 Oct 2026 morning, when trading resumed - INTC suffered a massive selloff, opening down roughly -25.8% at $68.36 per share. (see below) Based on subsequent media coverage and corroborating earnings reports, market's reaction to INTC was driven primarily by a major guidance miss, rather than the quarterly results reported on Thursday evening. What happened ? On surface, INTC handed in a solid Q3 2026 earnings report card: Adjusted EPS: $0.52 vs $0.40 expected Revenue: $16.51 billion vs $16.5 billion expected Revenue grew about +21% YoY. On a normal day, those numbers would have been viewed positively. However, investors focused on INTC's Q4 foreca
INTC plunges -29% : Buy, Bail or Trap ?
# Intel Plunges 28.6% — Is This a Buying Opportunity?
TOPfluffix: Guidance that far below the Street is usually a structural warning, not just a bad quarter. AI share loss plus weaker PC demand makes this look more like a trap than a dip
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11-03 12:33

[Events] Nasdaq's Big Week: Rally or Selloff?

The Nasdaq is heading into one of the most event-packed weeks of the year. And after last week's tech selloff, investors have plenty of reasons to stay on edge. The Nasdaq Composite plunged 2.86% on Friday, then slipped another 1.07% on Monday, closing at 25,164.32. Now, three major catalysts are lining up: the U.S. midterm elections, a fresh round of tech earnings, and Friday's jobs report.Could this be the week tech stocks finally bounce back? Or is another selloff on the way? Three Big Events, One Volatile Week 1. U.S. Midterms: Will Politics Move the Market? Americans head to the polls on November 3, with control of Congress at stake. The results could reshape expectations for government spending, tax policy and tech regulation. Markets will be watching closely to see whether the outco
[Events] Nasdaq's Big Week: Rally or Selloff?
# 💰Stocks to watch today?(5 November）
TOPLanceljx: Nasdaq: +1.3% this week | Friday close: ~25,768 I’m leaning towards a modest rebound rather than a full risk-on rally. After Friday’s 2.86% fall and Monday’s additional weakness, some bad news and AI valuation anxiety should already be reflected in positioning. The biggest swing factor for me is tech earnings. Strong AMD, Qualcomm and Arm guidance could stabilise semiconductor sentiment, but investors now seem to demand evidence that AI capex is translating into revenue and profits, not merely more spending. The jobs report is the wildcard. A moderate reading that avoids both recession fears and a sharp rise in yields would probably be the best outcome for Nasdaq. My plan: continue DCA rather than chase a bounce. I would keep extra cash available if another valuation-driven selloff creates better entries. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$
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11-03 11:50

Apple Revenue Rose 12%, Yet Shares Fell After Hours. What Worried the Market?

Apple delivered revenue and earnings per share above expectations, but its shares still came under pressure after the report. On November 2, Apple reported fiscal fourth-quarter 2026 results for the period ended September 26. Revenue reached approximately $114.5 billion, up 12% year over year, with EPS of $2.10. CNBC cited LSEG consensus estimates of $113.39 billion and $1.99, respectively, and reported that shares fell approximately 3% at one point in November 2 after-hours trading. This was John Ternus’s first earnings report as CEO. Apple posted a September-quarter revenue record, iPhone sales continued to grow, and services revenue reached an all-time high.[1][2] The next quarter’s outlook, however, contained an important split: revenue growth guidance exceeded expectations, while gros
Apple Revenue Rose 12%, Yet Shares Fell After Hours. What Worried the Market?
# Apple and AMD Earnings Preview: Can the phone replacement wave and AI orders support growth in the next quarter?
TOP苏36: My Choice: ② Margin pressure makes the ability to pass on costs the key issue. Apple's biggest challenge is no longer simply selling more iPhones; it is protecting profitability. The 12% revenue growth and record iPhone sales demonstrate strong demand. However, December-quarter gross-margin guidance of 45%–46% tells a different story. Rising memory prices are challenging Apple's pricing power. Investors should also note that September-quarter gross margin benefited from approximately one percentage point in tariff refunds. This makes underlying profitability worth examining. believe Apple's competitive advantage remains its ecosystem, customer loyalty and enormous installed base. But these strengths must translate into sustainable earnings, not just impressive sales. The real test is whether Apple can absorb rising costs without sacrificing demand. Until margins stabilize, record revenue alone is not enough to justify a higher valuation. @Tiger_comments [安慰]
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Tiger_SG
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11-03 10:57
Want to go beyond cash equities but unsure how futures contracts actually work? Join us on 12 November for “Navigating the Futures Market - Market Direction, Mechanics, and Risk” with Jeremy Tan, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to decode market bias, execute contracts on the Tiger Trade app and plan defined-risk setups.

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Looking to expand beyond cash equities into liquid global markets, but unsure how futures contracts actually work? Join Jeremy Tan, CFA charterholder and seasoned investor with over 25 years of experience across equities investment, futures trading, property development and business growth, for a structured masterclass on the essential principles of futures trading. In this session, he will walk you through how to decode market bias, execute contracts on the Tiger Trade app, plan defined-risk setups, and apply established trend-following methodologies to maintain discipline. You will gain a clearer understanding of the mechanics, setups and mindset needed to develop a trade plan for global futures markets. 📅 Event Time: 12 November 2026, 7pm - 8:30pm 📍 Venue: Tiger Brokers Office 🎤 Guest S
[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 12 November|Navigating the Futures Market|Jeremy Tan
Want to go beyond cash equities but unsure how futures contracts actually work? Join us on 12 November for “Navigating the Futures Market - Market ...
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11-03 10:57
Thinking about investing but not sure where to start? Join us on 11 November for “Tiger's First Stripes: Getting Started with Tiger Trade App” with Reuben Chua, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to navigate the platform, explore funding methods and discover the features you will use most often.

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 11 November|Getting Started with Tiger Trade App|Reuben Chua

@TigerEvents：
Thinking about investing but not sure where to start? Tiger's First Stripes is our beginner-friendly learning series designed to help you take your first steps into investing with Tiger Brokers. Join Reuben Chua, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), as he walks you through the Tiger Trade App, from navigating the platform and exploring funding methods to discovering the features you will use most often. Whether you've just opened your account or are using Tiger Trade for the first time, this session will help you build a strong foundation and get the most out of the app. 📅 Event Time: 11 November 2026, 7pm - 9pm 📍 Venue: Tiger Brokers Office 🎤 Guest Speaker: Name: Reuben Chua Title: Investment Representative Company: Tiger Brokers (Singapore) ☕Refreshments will be provid
[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 11 November|Getting Started with Tiger Trade App|Reuben Chua
Thinking about investing but not sure where to start? Join us on 11 November for “Tiger's First Stripes: Getting Started with Tiger Trade App” with...
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11-03 10:56
As Q4 unfolds, AI, a potential debt spiral and inflation cost pass-through are the Gray Rhinos shaping the markets, so is it time for value hunting or a defensive stance? Join us on 10 November for “Q4 2026 Markets Commentary” with Jonathan Lo, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to understand equities and options within a broader market context.

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 10 November|Q4 2026 Markets Commentary|Jonathan Lo

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As Q4 unfolds, three Gray Rhinos loom over the markets: AI, a potential debt spiral and inflation cost pass-through. Regionally, China/HK has not delivered the diversification benefits investors hoped for, Singapore banks have seen a recent selldown, and REITs had already reacted to interest rate headwinds before the Fed’s hike. So the question now is whether value opportunities have emerged for disciplined investors, or whether a defensive stance remains prudent despite strong global growth projections into 2027. Join Jonathan Lo, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), as he explores the macro landscape dominating our mindspace in Q4. With nearly 20 years of practical trading and investment experience, Jonathan takes a multi-asset, macro-driven approach, using equities an
[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 10 November|Q4 2026 Markets Commentary|Jonathan Lo
As Q4 unfolds, AI, a potential debt spiral and inflation cost pass-through are the Gray Rhinos shaping the markets, so is it time for value hunting...
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11-03 10:54

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 12 November|Navigating the Futures Market|Jeremy Tan

Looking to expand beyond cash equities into liquid global markets, but unsure how futures contracts actually work? Join Jeremy Tan, CFA charterholder and seasoned investor with over 25 years of experience across equities investment, futures trading, property development and business growth, for a structured masterclass on the essential principles of futures trading. In this session, he will walk you through how to decode market bias, execute contracts on the Tiger Trade app, plan defined-risk setups, and apply established trend-following methodologies to maintain discipline. You will gain a clearer understanding of the mechanics, setups and mindset needed to develop a trade plan for global futures markets. 📅 Event Time: 12 November 2026, 7pm - 8:30pm 📍 Venue: Tiger Brokers Office 🎤 Guest S
[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 12 November|Navigating the Futures Market|Jeremy Tan
TOPTiger_SG: Want to go beyond cash equities but unsure how futures contracts actually work? Join us on 12 November for “Navigating the Futures Market - Market Direction, Mechanics, and Risk” with Jeremy Tan, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to decode market bias, execute contracts on the Tiger Trade app and plan defined-risk setups.
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11-03 10:52

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 11 November|Getting Started with Tiger Trade App|Reuben Chua

Thinking about investing but not sure where to start? Tiger's First Stripes is our beginner-friendly learning series designed to help you take your first steps into investing with Tiger Brokers. Join Reuben Chua, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), as he walks you through the Tiger Trade App, from navigating the platform and exploring funding methods to discovering the features you will use most often. Whether you've just opened your account or are using Tiger Trade for the first time, this session will help you build a strong foundation and get the most out of the app. 📅 Event Time: 11 November 2026, 7pm - 9pm 📍 Venue: Tiger Brokers Office 🎤 Guest Speaker: Name: Reuben Chua Title: Investment Representative Company: Tiger Brokers (Singapore) ☕Refreshments will be provid
[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 11 November|Getting Started with Tiger Trade App|Reuben Chua
TOPTiger_SG: Thinking about investing but not sure where to start? Join us on 11 November for “Tiger's First Stripes: Getting Started with Tiger Trade App” with Reuben Chua, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to navigate the platform, explore funding methods and discover the features you will use most often.
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11-03 10:50

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 10 November|Q4 2026 Markets Commentary|Jonathan Lo

As Q4 unfolds, three Gray Rhinos loom over the markets: AI, a potential debt spiral and inflation cost pass-through. Regionally, China/HK has not delivered the diversification benefits investors hoped for, Singapore banks have seen a recent selldown, and REITs had already reacted to interest rate headwinds before the Fed’s hike. So the question now is whether value opportunities have emerged for disciplined investors, or whether a defensive stance remains prudent despite strong global growth projections into 2027. Join Jonathan Lo, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), as he explores the macro landscape dominating our mindspace in Q4. With nearly 20 years of practical trading and investment experience, Jonathan takes a multi-asset, macro-driven approach, using equities an
[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 10 November|Q4 2026 Markets Commentary|Jonathan Lo
TOPTiger_SG: As Q4 unfolds, AI, a potential debt spiral and inflation cost pass-through are the Gray Rhinos shaping the markets, so is it time for value hunting or a defensive stance? Join us on 10 November for “Q4 2026 Markets Commentary” with Jonathan Lo, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to understand equities and options within a broader market context.
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11-02
Stocks to Watch Today (2 Nov): Nasdaq's Worst Day Since June, Then a Week of Apple, AMD, the Midterms and Payrolls. My Plan: Only Scan Names That Have Already Reported Written Monday 2 Nov, SGT, using Friday's US closes. How October ended Friday's session wiped out a lot of the month: - Nasdaq: -2.86% to 25,437.00, its worst day since June 5, and down more than 5% for October - S&P 500: -1.82% to 7,580.07, down about 1.2% for the month - Dow: -1.09% to 51,770.31, but still up about 1.5% for October - Philadelphia Semiconductor Index: -7.2% to 10,688.8, with 29 of 30 members lower, leaving it about 20% below its peak according to BofA What drove it: - Intel fell 28.58% to $65.76, its worst day since 1974. It guided Q4 revenue to $15 to $16 billion against about $17.1 billion expected, a
Stocks to Watch Today (2 Nov): Nasdaq's Worst Day Since June, Then a Week of Apple, AMD, the Midterms and Payrolls. My Plan: Only Scan Names That H...
# 💰Stocks to watch today?(5 November）
TOPPagRobinson: SOX already 20% off the peak feels more like a shakeout to me, not an AI reset. Apple worries me most because one weak read can drag the whole mega-cap tape.
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Flameless Phoenix
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11-02
# Who Pays for a Chip Rally? SPY finished October close to where it began. If I had stopped at that chart, I might have gone into Monday night looking for signs that an uneventful month was finally waking up. Put QQQ and the semiconductor fund SMH beside it and I get a different picture: plenty had already happened, just out of sight of the headline index. Tonight I’m watching how those three behave together. These are observations I want to make, not orders or fills. The chip chart gives me something concrete to watch. SMH came back to its average price over the past two hundred sessions, near another measure that weights this year’s trading by volume. I can see why that patch might attract buyers. I can also see how easy it would be to count two lines meeting as two votes in favour of a
# Who Pays for a Chip Rally? SPY finished October close to where it began. If I had stopped at that chart, I might have gone into Monday night look...
TOPblinkix: Second test matters more than the bounce. If SMH firms up while defensives fade, that rotation read is a lot cleaner.
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11-03 10:23

[Earnings Recap] iPhone Sales Surge, but Apple Falls. Why?

Monday’s earnings exposed two different kinds of forward risk. Apple beat quarterly estimates but warned that memory costs would squeeze holiday margins. Palantir nearly doubled revenue and issued a strong forecast, yet slowing commercial contract growth gave investors a reason to question the stock’s valuation. Marriott was the clear winner, rallying 4.3% as travel demand and guidance exceeded expectations. Estée Lauder delivered a clean beat and raised its outlook, but an early gain reversed into a 4.1% closing loss. $Palantir(PLTR)$ down nearly 3% in late after-hours trading. Palantir sells data-management and artificial-intelligence software to businesses and government agencies. Third-quarter revenue jumped 96% to $2.31 billion, beating the r
[Earnings Recap] iPhone Sales Surge, but Apple Falls. Why?
# Earning Season
TOPYx tan: Apple is very hard to rise 50% or 100% cause the market cap is too huge. $5T market cap means to 2x you need 5 Elon musk wealth to push it. That’s why nvidia is sideway for so long
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11-03 07:18
$Occidental(OXY)$ Near-term upside looks constrained before $65: for Occidental Petroleum (OXY) watchlist , the nearer and stronger options-derived resistance is actually $64 , not $65. From the latest regular-session price of $60.72 on 2026-11-03 , that leaves $3.28, or 5.40% , to $64; the full move to $65 would be $4.28, or 7.05% . For the 2026-11-06 weekly expiry : $64 is the largest call-GEX wall and has 9,278 call contracts open— 35.76% of total call OI for that expiry. $65 has the most call open interest at 11,759 contracts — 45.32% of total call OI—but its gamma exposure is somewhat below the $64 strike. Net gamma is positive and OXY is above its $59.33 zero-gamma level. That normally favours dealer hedging that dampens moves, making a
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$Occidental(OXY)$ Near-term upside looks constrained before $65: for Occidental Petroleum (OXY) watchlist , the nearer and stronger options-derived...
TOPXianLi: That 11759 OI at 65 matters less near expiry if 64 keeps the stronger GEX wall. Above 59.33, pinning still looks more likely than a clean push.
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11-03 07:18
$Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ Berkshire Hathaway Class B (BRK.B) watchlist looks short-term extended, but not yet technically broken. The signal is “overbought near a breakout,” rather than a confirmed exhaustion reversal. Momentum is hot: RSI(6) was 79.25 on 2026-11-02; RSI(12) was 75.73 and RSI(24) 70.00 . All are in traditionally overbought territory. The MACD remains bullish (DIF 10.14 above DEA 8.93 ), though its histogram of 2.42 is well below the October peak, indicating momentum has cooled from its fastest rate of acceleration. Price is extended from its trend base: at US$556.11 on 2026-11-03, BRK.B was 2.08% above its 5-day MA and 4.60% above its 20-day MA —about 3.44× the 20-day ATR above that 20-day average. That is a meaningful sh
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$Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ Berkshire Hathaway Class B (BRK.B) watchlist looks short-term extended, but not yet technically broken. The signal is “...
TOPChloeKeynes: Book value premium matters more here. If the moat and capital allocation still hold, this kind of stretch can stay expensive longer than RSI says
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11-03 08:04

Apple Delivers a Strong Holiday Forecast, But Wall Street Wants More Than an iPhone Story

Apple’s first earnings report under its new CEO delivered a mixed picture. The company provided a better-than-expected revenue outlook for the upcoming holiday quarter, supported by resilient iPhone demand. However, weaker results in Greater China and the iPad business raised questions about the strength and breadth of its overall growth. The market reaction was particularly interesting. Apple expects revenue for its fiscal first quarter, ending in December, to increase by 7%–10%, comfortably ahead of the 6.1% growth analysts had forecast. Ordinarily, guidance above expectations would be viewed positively. Instead, Apple shares fell approximately 4% after hours. This suggests the issue may not be whether Apple is growing, but whether it is growing fast enough to justify the expectations al
Apple Delivers a Strong Holiday Forecast, But Wall Street Wants More Than an iPhone Story
TOPyansuji: Services is where I’d look first. If that segment can reaccelerate while China stays soft, the multiple probably holds up better
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