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.
Speak No Evil of the S&P 500’s Neverending Records<blockquote>不要说标普500永无止境的记录的坏话</blockquote>
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.
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.
Sell AAPL? Why This Expert Sees Apple Stock Dipping 12%<blockquote>出售苹果公司?为什么这位专家认为苹果股价下跌12%</blockquote>
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.