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VisualMod t1_iy73xvd wrote

>You may be right. I've done a lot of analysis on Apple's market position, and while they are still strong overall, there have been some signs that the company is not as resilient to changing trends in technology as it once was. There could definitely be potential for profits if you make bets against them within the next 24 months.

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zjz t1_iy7451j wrote

Imagine if the government was as strict with apple as they were with microsoft.

Bundling a browser? It is time to die

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neothedreamer t1_iy74e33 wrote

I see downside in Aapl in the next 12 months but total collapse in 24 months, naw I don't see it.

I absolutely love my MacBook Pro not even a question. They hold up so much better than Windows Laptops. 2 of my kids switched to iPhone. It isn't going anywhere.

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Warfeint t1_iy74zv1 wrote

This is highly regarded.

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schweiny91 t1_iy757om wrote

Nah, they might decline or stagnate but there are too many fanatics on a mainstream level who use their stuff. Apple imploding is hard to imagine.

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vibepods t1_iy76yr8 wrote

Long on apple it is

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CarolineEllisonFTX t1_iy77q34 wrote

This is stupendously regarded. Everywhere I look it's either Samsung or Apple, with Google sprinkled in. Samsung is constantly pushing out new things and Apple is right there with them. We're getting closer and closer to the point people won't really need personal computers so long as security is locked tight on their phones. Buy a sweet display from Dell or LG and a hub for a mouse and keyboard and you're good to go.

Phone demand will continue going up next year with a slowdown the past few as more and more of the world opens up beyond COVID. People will continue buying the latest and greatest to keep up with the Jones'.

I think an untapped market with increasing healthcare costs is the watch market which Apple and Samsung have been working on winning. If there's a loser there, it's going to be Garmin IMO. Some insurance companies were giving out free fitbits to get people incentivized to get healthier/walk more.

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