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AAPL

Attention (50-day avg)4.63%

Attention rank (50-day avg)#5

Bullish sentiment (50-day avg)85%

Price to earnings ratio39.1

Market capitalization5T

Earnings per share8.72

Dividend yield (TTM)0.32%

Revenue (annual)416.2B

Net income (annual)112B

Social

What share of all stock conversation is about AAPL?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	1.95% +0.81	0.93% -0.06	2.11% -3.57	1.82% -5.23

Oct 14

Apple's market capitalization has reached a record high of $5 trillion, making it one of the world's two most valuable companies, trading 11 times its sales and 3 times its long-term average.
The company's new HomeView smart home hub is a key story behind Apple's recent all-time high, as it marks a real push into the home and smart home technology.
Apple's valuation is considered high, with some analysts suggesting it may be overpriced, but the company's strong ecosystem, loyal customers, and services revenue continue to support its growth and momentum.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about AAPL that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	79.26% +29.98	67.87% -28.15	85.13% +2.23	72.17% +13.22
Bearish	20.74% -29.98	32.13% +28.15	14.87% -2.23	27.83% -13.22

Bullish· Oct 14

$AAPL is the YTD leader among the Magnificent 7, indicating its strong performance in the market.
Apple's AI-home push is a new growth engine, with its stock hitting a fresh ATH and testing $5T, potentially leading to further upside.
Apple's strong brand, loyal customers, and services revenue make it a stock to consider for long-term investment, with outstanding business metrics and a moat that may survive competitor's advances.

Bearish· Oct 14

Apple's stock has been overvalued, with a nasty valuation at $342 per share, and the company relies too heavily on legacy products and branding.
Despite repeated attempts, Apple has failed to close above the $5 trillion market cap, which may be a sign of a ceiling rather than bullish consolidation.
Apple's latest product updates, such as the iPhone and Apple TV, have been met with disappointment, and the company's inability to innovate and produce new ideas may signal the end of its growth.

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Topics

Of the messages about AAPL that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y
Earnings	0.73%	10.32%	4.91%	6.83%
Macro	11.96%	35.26%	17.62%	48.35%
Announcements	58.45%	8.7%	5.92%	7.03%
Analysts	3%	26.47%	66.12%	30.61%
Technical Analysis	23.54%	18.97%	4.86%	5.06%
Controversies	2.33%	0.28%	0.56%	2.11%

Earnings· Oct 9

Apple has cut component orders for the iPhone 18 Pro models by at least 15% due to "weaker-than-expected" demand, according to Bloomberg and Nikkei Asia.
The move is attributed to soft demand and soaring memory chip costs, with Nikkei reporting Apple told suppliers to reduce component production for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models.
Apple's shares fell 1.1-2.2% premarket, with the stock's market value dropping by around $55 billion, following the news of reduced component orders for the iPhone 18 Pro.

Analysts· Oct 13

Analysts at Bernstein reiterate an Outperform rating for Apple, citing its potential to gain market share as smartphone demand softens broadly and memory inflation pressures margins across the industry.
J.P. Morgan maintains its Buy rating for Apple, with a target price of $360, as the company's iPhone share reaches 22% and it expands its presence in the smart home ecosystem.
Bernstein and Bank of America see Apple gaining market share, with Bernstein citing broad smartphone weakness and memory inflation, and Bank of America maintaining its Buy rating despite concerns about softer early demand for the iPhone 18 Pro lineup.

Announcements· Oct 14

Apple has unveiled HomeView, a $299 smart home hub that combines Siri, FaceTime, and controls for lights, locks, and cameras, aiming to become the screen households use every day.
The new HomeView hub is set to arrive on November 13, and Apple's bet is to bring its services deeper into the home, challenging Amazon and Google in the smart home market.
Apple's HomeView pits Siri against Amazon's Alexa in the smart home race, with the hub featuring a 7-inch screen, dual tabletop/wall-mounted form factors, and six user profiles.

Controversies· Oct 9

Apple has reduced iPhone 18 Pro component production by 15-20% due to lower-than-expected sales and soaring memory chip costs, causing the company's stock to fall by over 2.5%.
The move is seen as a sign of soft demand for the new iPhone, with concerns that price hikes could further dampen sales, and has led to a decline in shares of supplier Skyworks.
Apple's AI strategy is also under scrutiny, with the company facing competition from Chinese smartphone brands and ongoing challenges in the AI space, raising questions about the company's valuation and potential for future growth.

Macro· Oct 13

The decline in iPhone sales could lead to an economic catastrophe for Apple, with a 20% reduction in sales potentially causing prices and sales to irreversibly collapse.
Bernstein SocGen Group analyst sees Apple gaining share as broad smartphone weakness and memory inflation pressure industry demand and margins, with a PT of $370.
Apple's component orders for October dropped 15% to 20% against initial targets, and Bernstein forecasts December 2026 quarter iPhone shipments of 70.5mn units, 16% lower YoY and 13% below consensus expectations.

Technical Analysis· Oct 14

$AAPL hit a new ATH of $348.15, but concerns over iPhone 18 Pro demand weigh on sentiment, with a decisive breakout above $348 potentially fueling further upside, while $337–340 is the key support zone to watch.
The price action in $AAPL and $NVDA has been rejected, with the author not impressed, and questioning how much more growth can be realistically expected.
$AAPL tested the $343-$345 supply zone and was sharply rejected, forming a bearish shooting star candle, with major supports at $325–$326 and then $310, and a close above $348 invalidating the bearish sequence.

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Community

Of the messages about AAPL, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	87.49%	76.98%	37.62%	50.44%
Newcomers	12.51%	23.02%	62.38%	49.56%

Regulars· Oct 14

$AAPL has hit a record high, with a market cap of over $5 trillion, and is now trading at 11 times its sales, the highest valuation level in company history.
The recent launch of Apple's HomeView product, a smart home platform, has contributed to the company's momentum, with some analysts speculating that it could be a new growth engine for the company.
Despite concerns about the company's valuation, many investors remain optimistic about Apple's prospects, with one commentator noting that the stock will continue to rise after a brief correction, and another predicting that it will "crash" to $340 before continuing to climb.

Newcomers· Oct 14

Newcomers are enthusiastic about Apple's (AAPL) new product, "HomeView," a smart home hub, which has contributed to the stock's all-time high.
Some newcomers are concerned about Apple Pay's adoption rate, citing its security features and tokenization process, but question whether people understand and utilize these features.
Others are skeptical about Apple's valuation, considering it overpriced, and question whether its brand loyalty and ecosystem can sustain its growth, particularly with increasing competition.

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News

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1h agoCNBC

AAPL Stock Pulls Back From All-Time Highs: Gene Munster Says Apple Is Moving Faster on Hardware But Still

AAPL retreated from record highs as Gene Munster warns Apple's new Home View 'misses the mark' on the massive generative AI opportunity.

2h agoBenzinga

My first look at the world’s most expensive Apple TV and the pretty-in-pink HomePod Mini 2 — now with Siri AI, sort of.

Minor updates to the Mini, along with a price bump and a delay for Siri AI, are disappointing — but I love the new pink color and that I can properly pair the smart speaker with my Mac. I’m excited that Apple added far-field mics to the Apple TV 4K (4th gen) and, of course, thrilled that remote now has Find My. But that price … ouch. [Media: https://youtube.com/shorts/byHg3Dn3VSQ?si=zdOViCdws45kYXkm]

2h agoThe Verge

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Apple Inc.

Technology
Consumer Electronics

Apple Inc. is a technology company that designs, manufactures, and markets consumer electronics, personal computers, tablets, wearables, accessories, and related software and services. Its product ecosystem includes the iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, and a range of digital services such as app distribution, cloud storage, media streaming, and subscription offerings. Apple also serves enterprise, education, and public-sector customers through hardware, software, and device management solutions. The company is known for integrating hardware, software, and services into a connected ecosystem that supports device sales, recurring service revenue, and customer retention. Headquartered in Cupertino, California, Apple operates across major global markets and remains one of the most influential companies in consumer technology and digital services.

Website

Location

One Apple Park Way

Cupertino, CA, 95014

United States

Social

What share of all stock conversation is about AAPL?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	1.95% +0.81	0.93% -0.06	2.11% -3.57	1.82% -5.23

Oct 14

Apple's market capitalization has reached a record high of $5 trillion, making it one of the world's two most valuable companies, trading 11 times its sales and 3 times its long-term average.
The company's new HomeView smart home hub is a key story behind Apple's recent all-time high, as it marks a real push into the home and smart home technology.
Apple's valuation is considered high, with some analysts suggesting it may be overpriced, but the company's strong ecosystem, loyal customers, and services revenue continue to support its growth and momentum.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about AAPL that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	79.26% +29.98	67.87% -28.15	85.13% +2.23	72.17% +13.22
Bearish	20.74% -29.98	32.13% +28.15	14.87% -2.23	27.83% -13.22

Bullish· Oct 14

$AAPL is the YTD leader among the Magnificent 7, indicating its strong performance in the market.
Apple's AI-home push is a new growth engine, with its stock hitting a fresh ATH and testing $5T, potentially leading to further upside.
Apple's strong brand, loyal customers, and services revenue make it a stock to consider for long-term investment, with outstanding business metrics and a moat that may survive competitor's advances.

Bearish· Oct 14

Apple's stock has been overvalued, with a nasty valuation at $342 per share, and the company relies too heavily on legacy products and branding.
Despite repeated attempts, Apple has failed to close above the $5 trillion market cap, which may be a sign of a ceiling rather than bullish consolidation.
Apple's latest product updates, such as the iPhone and Apple TV, have been met with disappointment, and the company's inability to innovate and produce new ideas may signal the end of its growth.

Generated by AI

Topics

Of the messages about AAPL that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y
Earnings	0.73%	10.32%	4.91%	6.83%
Macro	11.96%	35.26%	17.62%	48.35%
Announcements	58.45%	8.7%	5.92%	7.03%
Analysts	3%	26.47%	66.12%	30.61%
Technical Analysis	23.54%	18.97%	4.86%	5.06%
Controversies	2.33%	0.28%	0.56%	2.11%

Earnings· Oct 9

Apple has cut component orders for the iPhone 18 Pro models by at least 15% due to "weaker-than-expected" demand, according to Bloomberg and Nikkei Asia.
The move is attributed to soft demand and soaring memory chip costs, with Nikkei reporting Apple told suppliers to reduce component production for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models.
Apple's shares fell 1.1-2.2% premarket, with the stock's market value dropping by around $55 billion, following the news of reduced component orders for the iPhone 18 Pro.

Analysts· Oct 13

Analysts at Bernstein reiterate an Outperform rating for Apple, citing its potential to gain market share as smartphone demand softens broadly and memory inflation pressures margins across the industry.
J.P. Morgan maintains its Buy rating for Apple, with a target price of $360, as the company's iPhone share reaches 22% and it expands its presence in the smart home ecosystem.
Bernstein and Bank of America see Apple gaining market share, with Bernstein citing broad smartphone weakness and memory inflation, and Bank of America maintaining its Buy rating despite concerns about softer early demand for the iPhone 18 Pro lineup.

Announcements· Oct 14

Apple has unveiled HomeView, a $299 smart home hub that combines Siri, FaceTime, and controls for lights, locks, and cameras, aiming to become the screen households use every day.
The new HomeView hub is set to arrive on November 13, and Apple's bet is to bring its services deeper into the home, challenging Amazon and Google in the smart home market.
Apple's HomeView pits Siri against Amazon's Alexa in the smart home race, with the hub featuring a 7-inch screen, dual tabletop/wall-mounted form factors, and six user profiles.

Controversies· Oct 9

Apple has reduced iPhone 18 Pro component production by 15-20% due to lower-than-expected sales and soaring memory chip costs, causing the company's stock to fall by over 2.5%.
The move is seen as a sign of soft demand for the new iPhone, with concerns that price hikes could further dampen sales, and has led to a decline in shares of supplier Skyworks.
Apple's AI strategy is also under scrutiny, with the company facing competition from Chinese smartphone brands and ongoing challenges in the AI space, raising questions about the company's valuation and potential for future growth.

Macro· Oct 13

The decline in iPhone sales could lead to an economic catastrophe for Apple, with a 20% reduction in sales potentially causing prices and sales to irreversibly collapse.
Bernstein SocGen Group analyst sees Apple gaining share as broad smartphone weakness and memory inflation pressure industry demand and margins, with a PT of $370.
Apple's component orders for October dropped 15% to 20% against initial targets, and Bernstein forecasts December 2026 quarter iPhone shipments of 70.5mn units, 16% lower YoY and 13% below consensus expectations.

Technical Analysis· Oct 14

$AAPL hit a new ATH of $348.15, but concerns over iPhone 18 Pro demand weigh on sentiment, with a decisive breakout above $348 potentially fueling further upside, while $337–340 is the key support zone to watch.
The price action in $AAPL and $NVDA has been rejected, with the author not impressed, and questioning how much more growth can be realistically expected.
$AAPL tested the $343-$345 supply zone and was sharply rejected, forming a bearish shooting star candle, with major supports at $325–$326 and then $310, and a close above $348 invalidating the bearish sequence.

Generated by AI

Community

Of the messages about AAPL, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	87.49%	76.98%	37.62%	50.44%
Newcomers	12.51%	23.02%	62.38%	49.56%

Regulars· Oct 14

$AAPL has hit a record high, with a market cap of over $5 trillion, and is now trading at 11 times its sales, the highest valuation level in company history.
The recent launch of Apple's HomeView product, a smart home platform, has contributed to the company's momentum, with some analysts speculating that it could be a new growth engine for the company.
Despite concerns about the company's valuation, many investors remain optimistic about Apple's prospects, with one commentator noting that the stock will continue to rise after a brief correction, and another predicting that it will "crash" to $340 before continuing to climb.

Newcomers· Oct 14

Newcomers are enthusiastic about Apple's (AAPL) new product, "HomeView," a smart home hub, which has contributed to the stock's all-time high.
Some newcomers are concerned about Apple Pay's adoption rate, citing its security features and tokenization process, but question whether people understand and utilize these features.
Others are skeptical about Apple's valuation, considering it overpriced, and question whether its brand loyalty and ecosystem can sustain its growth, particularly with increasing competition.

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Oct 14

Bullish· Oct 14

Bearish· Oct 14

Earnings· Oct 9

Analysts· Oct 13

Announcements· Oct 14

Controversies· Oct 9

Macro· Oct 13

Technical Analysis· Oct 14

Regulars· Oct 14

Newcomers· Oct 14

Apple is finally taking the smart home seriously

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AAPL Stock Pulls Back From All-Time Highs: Gene Munster Says Apple Is Moving Faster on Hardware But Still

My first look at the world’s most expensive Apple TV and the pretty-in-pink HomePod Mini 2 — now with Siri AI, sort of.

Also Discussed

Apple Inc.

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Apple is finally taking the smart home seriously

JPMorgan resets Apple stock price target amid iPhone panic

Apple and OpenAI head to court in trade secrets battle

Here are Wednesday's biggest analyst calls: SpaceX, Nvidia, Apple, Meta, Brinker, Kontoor Brands & more

AAPL Stock Pulls Back From All-Time Highs: Gene Munster Says Apple Is Moving Faster on Hardware But Still

My first look at the world’s most expensive Apple TV and the pretty-in-pink HomePod Mini 2 — now with Siri AI, sort of.

Also Discussed

Social

Oct 14

Bullish· Oct 14

Bearish· Oct 14

Earnings· Oct 9

Analysts· Oct 13

Announcements· Oct 14

Controversies· Oct 9

Macro· Oct 13

Technical Analysis· Oct 14

Regulars· Oct 14

Newcomers· Oct 14