Key Takeaways Apple’s services revenue surpassed analyst estimates. Profit margins on the company’s services revenue are much larger than on revenue generated through product sales. iPhone sales rose 49.8% compared to the year-ago quarter. Apple Earnings Results Metric Beat/Miss/Match Reported Value Analysts’ Prediction EPS Beat $1.30 $1.01 Revenue Beat $81.4B $73.5B Services Revenue Beat $17.5B
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In a surprise to pretty much no one, megacap tech giants Alphabet, Apple and Microsoft each comfortably beat earnings estimates for the June-ending quarter. Carl Kawaja, a fund manager at asset management giant Capital Group and the chairman of Capital Research and Management, doesn’t have issues with any of these tech giants. But he wonders
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On today’s show, our mastermind group talks about four different stock ideas that might outperform the market. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN: – What is the intrinsic value of Biogen, GrafTech, Allstate, and i3 Verticals – If Mohnish Pabrai’s newest stock pick GrafTech is a good investment – Why you would want to buy a
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Investors can put the odds of long-term success in their favor in a variety of ways. One way is to buy high-quality dividend stocks such as Dividend Aristocrats, with reliable earnings and solid yields. Another is to combine those high-quality companies with mega-trends that are favorable for long-term growth — like healthcare stocks. In this
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Although a Simplified Employee Pension (SEP, or SEP-IRA) and a SIMPLE IRA have similarities, distinct differences set them apart from one another. Both are employer-sponsored plans that provide employees a tax-advantaged way to save for retirement. Contributions grow tax-deferred until they are withdrawn in retirement. As their names imply, each is designed to be easily
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Intel Corp. promised to fight Advanced Micro Devices Inc. for the crucial data-center market, but AMD Chief Executive Lisa Su isn’t scared. “We will fight for every socket,” Su said on AMD’s AMD, -0.86% earnings call Tuesday, mimicking Intel INTC, -2.08% CEO Pat Gelsinger’s promise “to fight for every socket in the market,” made three
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After American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) reported strong second-quarter results on July 22 and made very positive comments about its outlook, I recommend that investors buy AAL stock. Source: GagliardiPhotography / Shutterstock.com Because concerns about the Delta variant leading to new lockdowns or a significant curtailment of airline travel are way overdone. American’s financial results should continue
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