Market Cap 4,120.39B
Revenue (ttm) 416.16B
Net Income (ttm) 112.01B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 37.16
Forward PE 34.02
Profit Margin 26.92%
Debt to Equity Ratio 1.34
Volume 20,135,602
Avg Vol 50,513,289
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 14.78B
Stochastic %K 90%
Beta 1.09
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $285.29

Company Profile

Apple Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets smartphones, personal computers, tablets, wearables, and accessories worldwide. The company offers iPhone, a line of smartphones; Mac, a line of personal computers; iPad, a line of multi-purpose tablets; and wearables, home, and accessories comprising AirPods, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Beats products, and HomePod. It also provides AppleCare support and cloud services; and operates various platforms, including the App Store that allow customers to discov...

Industry: Consumer Electronics
Sector: Technology
Phone: (408) 996-1010
Address:
One Apple Park Way, Cupertino, United States
TerryWax
TerryWax Dec. 1 at 11:22 AM
Apple iOS 26.2 is set for release this month, with system app upgrades, new Apple News design, and limited EU Wi-Fi sharing for iPhone and Apple Watches. $AAPL | $SPY | $QQQ
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thecryptofire
thecryptofire Dec. 1 at 10:39 AM
$COIN $HOOD $CRCL $AMZN $AAPL Coinbase Exchange is entering a major transition as Coinbase Inc expands custody ETFs Base and derivatives positioning 2025 as a potential breakout year. https://www.thecryptofire.com/p/why-coinbase-exchange-may-finally-break-out-next-year
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Dec. 1 at 9:26 AM
$KTA.X for $AAPL investors Whether you love it or hate it, Apple clearly solved something real for its users. You’ve got a security model regulators are comfortable with, deep integration into the consumer’s daily life, and a brand that institutions can underwrite without blinking. For an investor thinking in decades, Apple earns its spot as a core exposure to AI on-device, cloud-distributed services, and the broader digitization of consumer behavior. Keeta lives in a very different part of the map. It’s not trying to be the next iPhone or even the next consumer-facing blockchain. It is built more like back-end financial plumbing: a high-throughput, near-instant settlement network that’s designed from day one to respect compliance, identity, and regulatory constraints. Optional KYC hooks, identity-aware flows, and rules-based assets aren’t afterthoughts bolted on later; they’re part of the architecture so that banks, payment processors, and fintechs can operate on-chain without violating AML or sanctions frameworks. For someone used to the seriousness of Apple’s ecosystem and the way regulators scrutinize it, that design choice matters. Most of the big L1s have done impressive work bootstrapping communities, DeFi, and developer ecosystems. But they’ve typically treated compliance and identity as “externalities” to preserve neutrality, which is fine for retail speculation and permissionless experimentation. Keeta’s thesis is narrower and more institutional: be the neutral settlement backbone that other chains, banks, and payment companies route through when they need sub-second finality at scale, with enough regulatory comfort that risk teams aren’t immediately saying no. That story gets more interesting when you consider that Keeta has already demonstrated live benchmarks in the millions of transactions per second, with infrastructure engineers outside the core team reviewing those tests. If you’re thinking about moving real payment volume, that sort of headroom is table stakes. The real unlock is when that technical and compliance story plugs into existing payment and banking rails. A deep integration with a Stripe- or Bridge-style processor would tie Keeta directly into merchant flows, payouts, FX corridors, and on/off-ramps in a way that regulators and CFOs can actually use: think stablecoin settlement under the hood, but card terminals, web checkouts, and treasury systems on the surface. That is exactly the kind of connective tissue serious investors look for when they imagine a re-rating toward multi-billion valuations over time, not because of narrative alone but because real transaction volume, fee flows, and institutional relationships would start to justify it. From a portfolio construction lens, Apple is the “North Star” of mature, cash-generative tech, with policy risk and regulatory scrutiny already well understood. Keeta, by contrast, is still early and, in my view, priced more like a speculative L1 than a potential piece of core financial infrastructure. If it ends up becoming the compliant backbone that bridges banks, fintechs, and existing blockchains, today’s network value will look small relative to its role. That’s why a long-horizon investor who already holds substantial, seasoned names like Apple might think about a small, satellite allocation to Keeta: not as a replacement for big tech, but as an asymmetric bet that the settlement layer of the next decade will need to be both high-speed and regulation-friendly.
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AFONSOEV_
AFONSOEV_ Dec. 1 at 8:54 AM
Tesla Hires Former Apple Robotics Researcher for Optimus Humanoid Team — $TSLA $AAPL https://eletric-vehicles.com/tesla/tesla-hires-former-apple-robotics-researcher-for-optimus-humanoid-team/
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LeveragedAlpha_
LeveragedAlpha_ Dec. 1 at 7:54 AM
Big Tech AI Realignment: FAANG Check-In 🚀 FAANG Pulse — Dec 1, 2025 Big Tech is getting a shake-up — AI isn’t just hype anymore. Alphabet’s rally (Gemini + TPU gains) pushed Google to new highs. Apple quietly hit record highs too — strong iPhone sales + fiscal conservatism paying off. Meanwhile, Amazon & Meta come under pressure as investors question AI-heavy cap-ex. If you trade FAANG/momentum: watch for rotation — quality + profitability stocks ($GOOGL, $AAPL) may outperform the “AI-spend heavy” names ($AMZN, $META) in the short term. ⚠️ Risk: valuations remain high. Stay selective.
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TradeWoFear
TradeWoFear Dec. 1 at 7:37 AM
$AAPL watchout .....!! forecasted by CNN!!!!
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AlphaTrader8
AlphaTrader8 Dec. 1 at 7:20 AM
$NVDA The writing has been on the wall about the Japanese Interest rates rapidly rising and Global Investors reversing the yen carry trade by Selling XYZ in Financial Markets $QQQ $AAPL $GOOGL $SPY
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MoneyGroupLLC
MoneyGroupLLC Dec. 1 at 7:10 AM
Enter: $AAPL Calls Strike Price: $278 Expiry Date: DEC 19 2025 Buy in Price: $6.15 - $6.46 Sell Price: $11.87 Profit : +93% (Turn every $1 into $1.93) Want Profitable Real-Time Options Alerts? 👉 https://moneygroup.us
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FrankieSmilez
FrankieSmilez Dec. 1 at 6:47 AM
Governor Kazuo Ueda's speech on November 30, 2025, suggests that the Bank of Japan might be ready to raise interest rates at its meeting on December 18-19. This comes as the worries about the U.S. economy, like tariff impacts, are easing, which is helping boost global confidence and Japan's wage and price growth. For U.S. markets, this means less uncertainty for multinational companies and investors, which might lead to a gradual appreciation of the yen. This could relieve some pressure on exporters and help manage imported inflation, but it might also reduce inflows from carry trades, potentially impacting risk assets like stocks if higher Japanese yields attract investment away from U.S. Treasuries. $BTC.X $SPY $NVDA $TSLA $AAPL
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AlphaTrader8
AlphaTrader8 Dec. 1 at 6:35 AM
$NVDA $MSTR is going down and will take Bitcoin Down and more negative consequences The Market will go lower and the Japanese Yen Carey Trade global investors will sell stocks to pay back their loans to Japanese Gov $QQQ $SPY $AAPL
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TerryWax
TerryWax Dec. 1 at 11:22 AM
Apple iOS 26.2 is set for release this month, with system app upgrades, new Apple News design, and limited EU Wi-Fi sharing for iPhone and Apple Watches. $AAPL | $SPY | $QQQ
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thecryptofire
thecryptofire Dec. 1 at 10:39 AM
$COIN $HOOD $CRCL $AMZN $AAPL Coinbase Exchange is entering a major transition as Coinbase Inc expands custody ETFs Base and derivatives positioning 2025 as a potential breakout year. https://www.thecryptofire.com/p/why-coinbase-exchange-may-finally-break-out-next-year
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keetamaxi25
keetamaxi25 Dec. 1 at 9:26 AM
$KTA.X for $AAPL investors Whether you love it or hate it, Apple clearly solved something real for its users. You’ve got a security model regulators are comfortable with, deep integration into the consumer’s daily life, and a brand that institutions can underwrite without blinking. For an investor thinking in decades, Apple earns its spot as a core exposure to AI on-device, cloud-distributed services, and the broader digitization of consumer behavior. Keeta lives in a very different part of the map. It’s not trying to be the next iPhone or even the next consumer-facing blockchain. It is built more like back-end financial plumbing: a high-throughput, near-instant settlement network that’s designed from day one to respect compliance, identity, and regulatory constraints. Optional KYC hooks, identity-aware flows, and rules-based assets aren’t afterthoughts bolted on later; they’re part of the architecture so that banks, payment processors, and fintechs can operate on-chain without violating AML or sanctions frameworks. For someone used to the seriousness of Apple’s ecosystem and the way regulators scrutinize it, that design choice matters. Most of the big L1s have done impressive work bootstrapping communities, DeFi, and developer ecosystems. But they’ve typically treated compliance and identity as “externalities” to preserve neutrality, which is fine for retail speculation and permissionless experimentation. Keeta’s thesis is narrower and more institutional: be the neutral settlement backbone that other chains, banks, and payment companies route through when they need sub-second finality at scale, with enough regulatory comfort that risk teams aren’t immediately saying no. That story gets more interesting when you consider that Keeta has already demonstrated live benchmarks in the millions of transactions per second, with infrastructure engineers outside the core team reviewing those tests. If you’re thinking about moving real payment volume, that sort of headroom is table stakes. The real unlock is when that technical and compliance story plugs into existing payment and banking rails. A deep integration with a Stripe- or Bridge-style processor would tie Keeta directly into merchant flows, payouts, FX corridors, and on/off-ramps in a way that regulators and CFOs can actually use: think stablecoin settlement under the hood, but card terminals, web checkouts, and treasury systems on the surface. That is exactly the kind of connective tissue serious investors look for when they imagine a re-rating toward multi-billion valuations over time, not because of narrative alone but because real transaction volume, fee flows, and institutional relationships would start to justify it. From a portfolio construction lens, Apple is the “North Star” of mature, cash-generative tech, with policy risk and regulatory scrutiny already well understood. Keeta, by contrast, is still early and, in my view, priced more like a speculative L1 than a potential piece of core financial infrastructure. If it ends up becoming the compliant backbone that bridges banks, fintechs, and existing blockchains, today’s network value will look small relative to its role. That’s why a long-horizon investor who already holds substantial, seasoned names like Apple might think about a small, satellite allocation to Keeta: not as a replacement for big tech, but as an asymmetric bet that the settlement layer of the next decade will need to be both high-speed and regulation-friendly.
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AFONSOEV_
AFONSOEV_ Dec. 1 at 8:54 AM
Tesla Hires Former Apple Robotics Researcher for Optimus Humanoid Team — $TSLA $AAPL https://eletric-vehicles.com/tesla/tesla-hires-former-apple-robotics-researcher-for-optimus-humanoid-team/
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LeveragedAlpha_
LeveragedAlpha_ Dec. 1 at 7:54 AM
Big Tech AI Realignment: FAANG Check-In 🚀 FAANG Pulse — Dec 1, 2025 Big Tech is getting a shake-up — AI isn’t just hype anymore. Alphabet’s rally (Gemini + TPU gains) pushed Google to new highs. Apple quietly hit record highs too — strong iPhone sales + fiscal conservatism paying off. Meanwhile, Amazon & Meta come under pressure as investors question AI-heavy cap-ex. If you trade FAANG/momentum: watch for rotation — quality + profitability stocks ($GOOGL, $AAPL) may outperform the “AI-spend heavy” names ($AMZN, $META) in the short term. ⚠️ Risk: valuations remain high. Stay selective.
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TradeWoFear
TradeWoFear Dec. 1 at 7:37 AM
$AAPL watchout .....!! forecasted by CNN!!!!
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AlphaTrader8
AlphaTrader8 Dec. 1 at 7:20 AM
$NVDA The writing has been on the wall about the Japanese Interest rates rapidly rising and Global Investors reversing the yen carry trade by Selling XYZ in Financial Markets $QQQ $AAPL $GOOGL $SPY
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MoneyGroupLLC
MoneyGroupLLC Dec. 1 at 7:10 AM
Enter: $AAPL Calls Strike Price: $278 Expiry Date: DEC 19 2025 Buy in Price: $6.15 - $6.46 Sell Price: $11.87 Profit : +93% (Turn every $1 into $1.93) Want Profitable Real-Time Options Alerts? 👉 https://moneygroup.us
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FrankieSmilez
FrankieSmilez Dec. 1 at 6:47 AM
Governor Kazuo Ueda's speech on November 30, 2025, suggests that the Bank of Japan might be ready to raise interest rates at its meeting on December 18-19. This comes as the worries about the U.S. economy, like tariff impacts, are easing, which is helping boost global confidence and Japan's wage and price growth. For U.S. markets, this means less uncertainty for multinational companies and investors, which might lead to a gradual appreciation of the yen. This could relieve some pressure on exporters and help manage imported inflation, but it might also reduce inflows from carry trades, potentially impacting risk assets like stocks if higher Japanese yields attract investment away from U.S. Treasuries. $BTC.X $SPY $NVDA $TSLA $AAPL
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AlphaTrader8
AlphaTrader8 Dec. 1 at 6:35 AM
$NVDA $MSTR is going down and will take Bitcoin Down and more negative consequences The Market will go lower and the Japanese Yen Carey Trade global investors will sell stocks to pay back their loans to Japanese Gov $QQQ $SPY $AAPL
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macrossluvsrobotech
macrossluvsrobotech Dec. 1 at 6:26 AM
$WBD + $AAPL ? "First of all and to get it out of the way, whomever buys WBD (or WB post-split) should keep James Gunn and Peter Safran as co-CEOs of DC Studios and let them continue unimpeded in their plans for building up the DCU. I personally think it’s glaringly obvious that Apple should buy WBD or WB, and that it would be a bit crazy not to do so, frankly."
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Bestgoatt33
Bestgoatt33 Dec. 1 at 4:17 AM
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Bestgoatt33
Bestgoatt33 Dec. 1 at 4:16 AM
$SPY$NVDA $AAPL $MSFT $AMZN $GOOG the sauce 😂 The Bullish will definitely open, the whole stage is set to catch the sleeping bulls.
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AlphaTrader8
AlphaTrader8 Dec. 1 at 4:11 AM
$NVDA Bitcoin is F risk asset will lead Market Lower Bitcoin PT 74K Market likely retrace & close below H&S neckline NVDA already confirmed H&S $AAPL $GOOGL $QQQ $SPY H&S s could get confirmation
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swingtraderavi
swingtraderavi Dec. 1 at 3:55 AM
$AAPL bleeds in the morning but easily recovers losses after 1pm
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RockyTSTH
RockyTSTH Dec. 1 at 3:26 AM
OPTION WATCHLIST 11/30/2025 $AAPL - Stock breaking out of the flag on the daily but failing to break and hold $280 level. Looking for calls above $280 level for a leg higher. Stock is decent at indicator level. $CAT - Another stock breaking out of the flag pattern on the daily. Swing calls added in the group. Looking for more upside as long as $575 holds for a move towards $580 and $600. Stock has been moving strong this year more than 100% since April 4th dip. $GLD - ETF has a gap to fill from $388.92 to $398.07. ETF is in a steady uptrend. Looking for calls for gap entry and fill. Seeing a lot of $400 and $410 strike calls Dec 19th expiry coming in hot. Looking for new highs soon. $BRK.B - Stock held $500 support level and bouncing back higher. Looking for a break of $515 level for another move higher. $WMT - Stock is testing top of the flag on the weekly time frame Strong move on friday. Looking for more upside above $111 or retest of $108 level. Stock is strong on the indicator possible breakout incoming.
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StockTrend
StockTrend Dec. 1 at 3:22 AM
Everyone know black Friday store was terrible and cant hide behind fake online surveys numbers $M, $WMT, $TGT, $AAPL, $SPY
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Jjmax21
Jjmax21 Dec. 1 at 3:07 AM
$SPY this may get saved from $AAPL
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AlphaTrader8
AlphaTrader8 Dec. 1 at 2:57 AM
$NVDA $QQQ 5 Stale Green Same as $SPY DIA IWM Candles&Low_Vol&Mo Hanging Man_Pullback Tech $AAPL $MSFT Google
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Trading105
Trading105 Dec. 1 at 1:56 AM
$AAPL $NVDA $QQQ $SPY lmao sure but when? We went up 3% in 4 sessions
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DD_First
DD_First Dec. 1 at 1:45 AM
$SPY $QQQ $NVDA $AAPL 6675 SPX is first stop then they really press it
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CNGLLC
CNGLLC Dec. 1 at 1:39 AM
$NVDA $PLTR $AAPL $BA Why are we dipping again. I thought it was Santa Rally time.
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