With Apple’s stock down 10% in August, it’s time to buy shares in the world’s most valuable company, maker of Macs, iPad, iPhones, Apple Watches, and purveyor of Apple TV+, Apple Card, Apple Arcade, iCloud storage, AppleCare, and much more. Daniel Sparks for The Motley Fool: While it always makes sense to have some cash, cash equivalents, and lower-risk investments in a portfolio, this may not be the time to double down on cash, despite the attractive yields in T-bills. Indeed, August’s decline has already surfaced some great opportunities. Take Apple stock, for instance. The iPhone maker’s shares have pulled back 10%… Flipping the price-to-earnings metric upside down, you’ll get earnings yield. Doing this quickly puts into perspective why stocks…

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Apple stock may have slipped after its latest results, but a closer look suggests that the worst may be over. The company’s iPhone revenue is likely to resume growth in the second half of 2023 with the release of the iPhone 15 lineup. Apple’s revenue growth is expected to pick up as the smartphone market recovers and a new iPhone upgrade cycle begins. Harsh Chauhan, The Motley Fool: Share prices of Apple slipped nearly 5% after the company released fiscal 2023 third-quarter results (for the three months ended July 1) on Aug. 3. Apparently, investors pressed the panic button following yet another quarter of declining iPhone sales and tepid guidance. But savvy investors might want to take advantage of this…

In July Mark Gurman reported for Bloomberg News that Apple has an onging internal generative AI project: “Apple employees say the company’s tool essentially replicates Bard, ChatGPT and Bing AI, and doesn’t include any novel features or technology. The system is accessible as a web application and has a stripped-down design not meant for public consumption. As such, Apple has no current plans to release it to consumers, though it is actively working to improve its underlying models.” Tim Bajarin for Forbes: So, will Apple eventually create its own ChatGPT competitor? As one who has covered Apple since 1981 and has studied how they think about new products, I believe they will not create a competitor to ChatGPT. Of course,…

Apple is an exceedingly well run company with attractive profit margins, a wide economic moat, and a loyal customer base, George Budwell writes for The Motley Fool. In addition, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway owns an enormous stake in the tech giant. George Budwell for The Motley Fool: If you’re looking for a stock that can deliver consistent growth and dividends, you might want to consider Apple (AAPL). The tech giant is the largest holding of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, accounting for a whopping 47% of its stock holdings at last count. Wall Street analysts project that the tech behemoth will grow its revenue by 6.7% in 2024. Mid-single-digit revenue growth is a remarkable achievement for a company with market value…

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