I tend to agree with this analysis… although i would probably add that the price tag is quite different when comparing AAPL with the others.Hence, there is also a choice to make when you consider that 1 share of Alphabet at current market price of $2350 could give you about 20 shares of Apple (approximately).Personally i bought AAPL because of this but will, soon, also invest in Alphabet because i believe thatGoogle is here to stay, at least for the next decade, given the gold mine they sit upon (our data).

There will be correction, of course. But that should not be a reason to prevent investors buying ETF toreplicate the performance of S&P 500 and rely on compound interests.Remember that bearish markes last less longer than bullish ones.

If you are a any type of trader but investor, you may sell it soon…. As far as i am concerned i am gonna hold them due to the continuous and increasingbusiness value.

Not sure between MacDonald and Starbucks….

Sounds very promising…. Another good reason to invest in Apple.

Interesting perspective. Although i believe that no matter the stock valuation, its price will keep risingon the long term. Not really a concern if your strategy is to buy and hold.

Wonder whether this story also inspired the movie “Catch me if you can” with Leonardo de Caprio.

Almost as relevant as asking: is it going to rain?Of course it will, sooner or later… unless you live in a desert/hostile environment.Apply this tot the stocks market and the question becomes: how to get ready for the next cycle?And a short answer could be: diversify your portfolio if your strategy is not “buy and hold”. If you are instead more an investor, then as the saying goes: keep calm and carry on.

“Still, if you’re looking to buy and hold a meme stock for the long-term, AMD is one of the best.” I concur with this statement and this is why i intend to keep my shares for a while.

Quoting Warren Buffet:“Never invest in a business you cannot understand”.The same applies for short selling and other risky strategies.

Nothing neither surprising nor to be afraid of. Market can’t be bullish forever. Keep calm and carry on.

Perhaps it will join them in terms of market capitalization… but even though, fierce competition has already started. Interesting to see what Netflix has instock to stay ahead of Disney, Amazon and Apple, other than just increasing subscription price.

This can only increase the level of confidence of investors… a good thing according to me.

Hopefully they won’t become another Walt Dysney… [Happy] 

Makes totally sense for me.Diversification aligned with risk tolerance is really the key to enjoy the market ups and downs without becoming crazy every single day.

Regardless of who Elon Musk is, this story tells a lot about the absurdity of the tax system. Imagine ifall companies would need to sell off significant amount of shares in prevision of taxes they have to pay for withdrawing a fraction of their capital?This would lead to artifically decrease the value of remaining assets and would precipitate a wave of additonal selloffs from investors.A recipe for another market crash, created artificially by stupid policy makers and politicians.[Facepalm]