There is currently a discussion on CNBC regarding the value and ultimate demand for the new Apple ($AAPL) iPhone offering. As I mentioned previously there are not enough changes to rationalize the $1,800 purchase, imho. And I have a new one, so I can testify to this! Position: None
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211 mentionsAbout That New iPhone… Upside, Downside Movers in the Morning Upside – $VEEA +45.0% (regained full Nasdaq listing compliance following its reverse stock split) – $XRTX +21.0% (outlined planned FDA IND and Health Canada clinical-trial filings for XRx-026 in gout) – $SAIQ +19.5% (confirmed an October satellite launch advancing its post-quantum secure-communications roadmap) – $HUM +14.5% (2027 CMS Star Ratings exceeded its top-quartile revenue goal, …
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