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AAPL Analysis This Week

by MarketFest Traders | Nov 5, 2018 | Stocks

1 Comment

  1. Henry Björkman
    Henry Björkman on November 6, 2018 at 2:09 am

    Leaving the amount of phones sold is negative.
    In electronics the evolution trend has been prices going down and volume going up.
    When you are coming into a stage where volume don´t rise, you can compensate with lifting prices for a while , but not very long, as there is always competition, and you come to a point where the volume starts falling, and to keep it up you must lower prices…
    So developing services, or other products is crucial.
    The size of apple is a problem, the company is so big it is not easy to invent new businesses with the needed volume.

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