$Apple(AAPL)$I have always seen Apple come back from slumps by innovation, cost cutting and , yes, buy backs.As a long term Apple holder, for over 20 years, I have experienced instances where the stock was caught in a slump as it is now short term. The leadership of Apple has always come through with revenue producing products and services. I see Tim Cook continuing this tradition of innovation.Yes, Apple has created some “duds” in the past. They have the most recognized and loved brand name. People who can afford their premium pricing will put up the money to buy their aspiration line up of hardware and what’s more, they have the operating systems that are constantly upgraded for free and over 95% of apple users have th
$Microsoft(MSFT)$Microsoft joining the Stargate AI project is huge, and it’s making this collaboration an absolute powerhouse. With Microsoft’s resources and expertise, this project is about to take off. And on top of that, there’s been some good news surrounding Trump, which just adds more fuel to the fire. I’ve got a strong feeling that MSFT could be on its way to testing the upper resistance line pretty soon. The momentum is building, and this stock has a lot of upside potential. Personally, I’m still all in with the “buying the dip” strategy. Every time MSFT pulls back, it feels like a golden opportunity to add more shares before the next big move. This stock’s been solid, and the future looks even brighter with thes
$Apple(AAPL)$AAPL is currently stuck in a descending wedge pattern, which typically signals some consolidation. The stock is testing a key support level around $228, so this is definitely a make-or-break zone. If it breaks down from here, we could see further downside, which would be concerning. On the other hand, the MACD is showing bearish momentum, so the downward pressure is still there. However, the Stochastic RSI is suggesting that AAPL might be nearing oversold territory, which could set up a potential bounce if buyers step in. It's a tricky spot right now, but if it holds that support and the Stochastic RSI turns up, we could see a rebound.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ I'm definitely keeping an eye on Microsoft right now. It looks like it’s setting up nicely as long as it holds above $424. The stock is retesting the 50-day SMA break, which is crucial. I like how it’s bounced back strong from the $410.80 support level, showing some solid resilience. Now it’s hitting that resistance zone around $432.50-$435, so the big question is whether it can break through that and continue its run. The price action is looking like a consolidation near the top of its recent range, which could be setting up for a potential breakout to the upside. If it can hold these levels and push past that resistance, we could be in for some nice gains.
$Apple(AAPL)$you will discover in the next years how Apple stock really works. I’ve explained it many times, but unlike other stocks, there are many investors who hold their shares for years. They do not care what the Wall Street analysts say if it is expensive or not. Tim Cook was smart since he repeated many times since he took over as CEO, that Apple stock should not be traded but held for the long haul as the whole Apple strategy is designed to deliver long term value, all those gradual changes in its products, the introduction of new products which is frequenlty critiiced is all oriented to deliver long term returns. Just like Apple’s products have an extreme loyalty of many users, the same thing happen with the sto
$Microsoft(MSFT)$It's hard to ignore the fact that hyperscalers like Microsoft, $Amazon.com(AMZN)$$Alphabet(GOOG)$$Alphabet(GOOGL)$$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ are dominating the infrastructure game in AI. These companies are throwing massive amounts of cash—$50 billion in capex last quarter alone. And Microsoft? They're set to spend $80 billion in 2025. That’s a crazy amount of money, and it shows just how serious these guys are about locking down the future of AI. At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter which company builds the "best" AI
$Apple(AAPL)$Apple's AI initiatives haven't fully materialized yet, but when AI features start to manifest tangibly in products and services, the iPhone is likely to serve as an effective delivery mechanism. There's a possibility that market pessimism and overreaction to the current lack of visible AI progress might drive the stock price down, potentially creating an attractive entry point for investors.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$MSFT is an absolute powerhouse! It’s one of those stocks that just keeps delivering over the long haul. For 2025, I’ve got my eyes firmly locked on it too. Microsoft’s business model is strong, and their tech ecosystem is just growing, especially with cloud and AI taking off. It’s the kind of stock that feels like a sure thing for future growth, which is why I’m all in. I mean, if we’re talking about securing not just our own success, but also our kids’ futures, $MSFT seems like a smart bet. With its track record and future potential, I’m confident this is a solid choice for the long run. Let's hold on tight – this one’s got a lot of room to keep climbing!
$Apple(AAPL)$it's not an ideal time to buy... but that doesn't mean investors should leave, either. I've been holding for well over 20 years... my "unrealized" gains are more than 60,000% over my initial investment, not even considering other investment plans through trust, money market and other services. And I've already made over 1000% simply through dividends over the years, meaning I can never LOSE money off my investment. So do whatever you wish... I'll continue to hold.
$Microsoft(MSFT)$I’ve been watching the market closely this week, and that bounce off the 411 lows after the CPI news is pretty impressive. We’re back above the 8 EMA, but there’s some resistance around the 21 EMA. I’m hoping we can push higher and make a move towards the 435-440 range. If it holds the 411 support, I think it could be a solid setup.Market never likes increased capex, but Microsoft has such a high return on its investment dollars over the past couple of decades that long term shareholders should be excited that it has this opportunity to invest at these amounts rather than simply distribute earnings as dividends and buy back shares.