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finance2 years ago

"Maximizing Monthly Income with Apple Stock After Market Dips"

Following a downgrade by Barclays and a subsequent slide in Apple Inc.'s stock price, investors are looking at how to leverage Apple's dividends to generate income. With an annual dividend yield of 0.52%, earning $500 a month would require owning approximately 6,250 shares, equating to an investment of around $1,160,250. The article explains the calculation of dividend yield and its dependency on stock price and dividend payments, providing a basic guide for investors aiming to achieve a specific monthly income from dividends.

via Yahoo Finance|
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business-and-finance2 years ago

"Apple's Stock Tumbles 4% Post-iPhone 16 Speculation and Barclays Downgrade"

Apple's stock value plummeted by 4%, erasing over $100 billion in market capitalization, following a downgrade by Barclays to "underweight" due to concerns over slowing sales of iPhones, Macs, and iPads. This significant drop in market value, which is more than the combined worth of Ford and GM, reflects investor caution amid higher interest rates and a slowing economy, which may affect consumer spending on technology. Despite a nearly 50% rise in stock value in 2023, Apple's performance was overshadowed by other Big Tech companies and concerns about the impact of China's economic slowdown on sales.

via Markets Insider|
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business-and-finance2 years ago

"Apple Faces Market Turbulence as iPhone 16 Launches Amid Diminished Demand and Analyst Skepticism"

Barclays analysts predict a 17% drop in Apple's stock price to $160 by 2025, downgrading the stock to "underweight" due to weak iPhone sales, particularly in China. The downgrade follows a period of sluggish sales across Apple's product range, including Macs, iPads, and wearables. Despite Apple's significant growth in 2023, Barclays suggests a lack of new products and a weaker macroeconomic environment will challenge the company's growth in the coming years. Apple's stock fell 3.5% after the announcement.

via Markets Insider|
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