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$Apple(AAPL.US) took a look at the iPhone Duo, it's pretty decent

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Despite reporting record Q3 revenue and EPS, shares continue to sell off — the market is pricing in conservative Q4 guidance rather than celebrating the beat. At ~34x forward earnings, the valuation leaves minimal room for error, and net institutional outflows of -\$88.75M signal caution. Volume ratio at 0.77 suggests below-average participation, while the 52-week high of \$344.27 now sits 12% overhead as resistance.

Whether the -8.9% pullback finds support near \$300 or if guidance concerns push it lower toward the \$280–290 zone.

Breaking: The Magnificent 7 have lost over ~$2,839,000,000,000 of market capitalization from their all-time highs

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Apple has retreated a bit since its ATH on 29th July which (no surprises here!) was also the day high beta tech ‘bottomed’.

I had mentioned how Apple being defensive tech and a huge market cap made it convenient for funds to ‘park’ their capital while waiting for high beta tech to bottomed. Some of that money has rotated into high beta tech again it seems and as momentum picks up, it looks like high beta tech is just starting its engine again after a good rest.

@Captain's Treasure

$Apple(AAPL.US)Apple feels increasingly like a stock investors almost have to keep on the radar rather than a pure momentum trade. Higher hardware costs could clearly pressure margins and earnings expectations, especially if component prices continue rising. But trying to pinpoint the exact bottom may be harder than simply watching how expectations evolve. For me, the more interesting setup is whether the market has already priced in most of the margin pressure. If so, a gradual approach makes more sense than waiting for one perfect entry point. The key is whether Apple can maintain its ecosystem advantage while navigating higher costs and weaker hardware economics.

@Captain's Treasure

Selling Lumentum ahead of quarterly results is technical profit-taking? Does not change the technical outlook?

Let's see how it performs today.

Earnings beat expectations. A dip then rise is healthier than a rise then fall.

Another Apple exit: Josh Rosenstock, spokesman for corporate & financial communications, is leaving after 14 years. He’s helped shape the narrative around Apple & Tim Cook. A loss for Apple PR amid supply crunch, OpenAI suit & CEO change. Will be interesting to see where he goes.

Source: Mark Gurman