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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.354.469 von cyrosos am 17.03.15 19:12:12Definiere reich?!?
Aber grundsätzlich bin ich ganz bei dir
Aber grundsätzlich bin ich ganz bei dir
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Apple (AAPL) Stock Higher Today on Plan to Launch Web TV Service
BySebastian SilvaFollow | 03/17/15 - 01:35 PM EDT
Update: This article is updated to include current stock price and an Action Alerts PLUS Charitable Trust Portfolio alert.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Apple (AAPL - Get Report) are up 1.80% to $127.20 in trading today as the company reportedly plans to launch a Web TV service as early as this fall, sources told the Wall Street Journal.
The plan could involve a tailored bundle of TV networks of about 25 channels, with participation from CBS Corp. (CBS), Twenty-First Century Fox (FOXA) and Walt Disney Co. (DIS) and would be available on Apple devices such as the Apple TV, the sources said.
The current talks reportedly do not involve NBCUniversal, owner of the NBC broadcast network and cable channels like USA and Bravo, because of a falling-out between Apple and NBCUniversal parent company Comcast Corp. (CMCSA).
Apple and Comcast were in talks as recently as last year about working together on a streaming television platform until Apple came to believe that Comcast was "stringing it along" while the cable giant focused on its own X1 Web-enabled set-top box, the sources noted.
Some media executives said they believed Apple would price the service at about $30 to $40 a month, according to the Journal.
Separately, Apple reportedly plans to start accepting non-Apple devices as trade-ins, sources told Bloomberg, as the company seeks to extend market-share gains against smartphones based on Google (GOOG)'s Android software.
Insight from TheStreet's Research Team:
Apple is a core holding of Jim Cramer's Action Alerts PLUS Charitable Trust Portfolio. After the plan to launch the TV service was reported, Jim Cramer, Portfolio Manager and Jack Mohr, Director of Research - Action Alerts PLUS issued an alert.
Here's what they had to say:
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple plans to launch a Web TV service in the fall. Given Apple's growing TV ambitions over the past several years, combined with its announcement last week to offer HBO NOW in April, we believe an Apple TV streaming service will soon become a reality, as the WSJ article suggests. In our view, Apple is paving the way for grander ambitions in the TV market, as we believe ordering channels on an a-la-carte basis with HBO NOW or in smaller bundles through a streaming TV service will be the way of the future.
There's no question that the current pay TV model remains antiquated, expensive, over-bundled and in dire need of sweeping changes. In our view, Apple remains one of the few companies in the world that has the potential to truly transform the TV industry, and we believe that -- after nearly five years of whispers -- consumers are finally ready for a change.
Last night's WSJ article suggested Apple would announce the new service in June and launch in September, with approximately 25 channels, including ABC, CBS and Fox. The article highlights a monthly price of approximately $30 to $40, above the $20 for Dish Network's (DISH) competing Sling TV product. Unsurprisingly, the article points out that Apple's streaming service would not only be available on Apple TV but across other Apple devices using the iOS operating system.
We believe last week's unveiling of HBO NOW was an appropriate precursor for announcing a streaming TV product. We believe the potential of these two offerings pave the way for even bigger ambitions for Apple, with a full-blown Apple TV that allows the company to completely control the user's media experience. We reiterate our $150 target.
- Jim Cramer and Jack Mohr, 'Apple's Web TV Is Worth Watching' originally published 3/17/2015 on ActionAlertsPLUS.com.
Want more information like this from Jim Cramer and Jack Mohr BEFORE your stock moves? Learn more about ActionAlertsPLUS.com now.
Jim Cramer also had this to say recently about Apple Pay:
"I [also] like Apple for Apple Pay and the ability to roll over retailers, something that [Apple CEO Tim] Cook said could happen, although I better include Apple Pay right away at Bar San Miguel. As a restaurant owner I am not afraid of installing Apple Pay. In fact, I have been busy setting it up and working with Apple as a co-owner of Bar San Miguel, my small plate restaurant in Carroll Gardens, [NY]. It's pretty easy to do."
Separately, TheStreet Ratings team rates APPLE INC as a Buy with a ratings score of A+. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation:
"We rate APPLE INC (AAPL) a BUY. This is based on the convergence of positive investment measures, which should help this stock outperform the majority of stocks that we rate. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its solid stock price performance, impressive record of earnings per share growth, compelling growth in net income, revenue growth and notable return on equity. Although the company may harbor some minor weaknesses, we feel they are unlikely to have a significant impact on results." You can view the full analysis from the report here: AAPL Ratings Report
http://www.thestreet.com/story/13081258/1/apple-aapl-stock-h…
BySebastian SilvaFollow | 03/17/15 - 01:35 PM EDT
Update: This article is updated to include current stock price and an Action Alerts PLUS Charitable Trust Portfolio alert.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Apple (AAPL - Get Report) are up 1.80% to $127.20 in trading today as the company reportedly plans to launch a Web TV service as early as this fall, sources told the Wall Street Journal.
The plan could involve a tailored bundle of TV networks of about 25 channels, with participation from CBS Corp. (CBS), Twenty-First Century Fox (FOXA) and Walt Disney Co. (DIS) and would be available on Apple devices such as the Apple TV, the sources said.
The current talks reportedly do not involve NBCUniversal, owner of the NBC broadcast network and cable channels like USA and Bravo, because of a falling-out between Apple and NBCUniversal parent company Comcast Corp. (CMCSA).
Apple and Comcast were in talks as recently as last year about working together on a streaming television platform until Apple came to believe that Comcast was "stringing it along" while the cable giant focused on its own X1 Web-enabled set-top box, the sources noted.
Some media executives said they believed Apple would price the service at about $30 to $40 a month, according to the Journal.
Separately, Apple reportedly plans to start accepting non-Apple devices as trade-ins, sources told Bloomberg, as the company seeks to extend market-share gains against smartphones based on Google (GOOG)'s Android software.
Insight from TheStreet's Research Team:
Apple is a core holding of Jim Cramer's Action Alerts PLUS Charitable Trust Portfolio. After the plan to launch the TV service was reported, Jim Cramer, Portfolio Manager and Jack Mohr, Director of Research - Action Alerts PLUS issued an alert.
Here's what they had to say:
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple plans to launch a Web TV service in the fall. Given Apple's growing TV ambitions over the past several years, combined with its announcement last week to offer HBO NOW in April, we believe an Apple TV streaming service will soon become a reality, as the WSJ article suggests. In our view, Apple is paving the way for grander ambitions in the TV market, as we believe ordering channels on an a-la-carte basis with HBO NOW or in smaller bundles through a streaming TV service will be the way of the future.
There's no question that the current pay TV model remains antiquated, expensive, over-bundled and in dire need of sweeping changes. In our view, Apple remains one of the few companies in the world that has the potential to truly transform the TV industry, and we believe that -- after nearly five years of whispers -- consumers are finally ready for a change.
Last night's WSJ article suggested Apple would announce the new service in June and launch in September, with approximately 25 channels, including ABC, CBS and Fox. The article highlights a monthly price of approximately $30 to $40, above the $20 for Dish Network's (DISH) competing Sling TV product. Unsurprisingly, the article points out that Apple's streaming service would not only be available on Apple TV but across other Apple devices using the iOS operating system.
We believe last week's unveiling of HBO NOW was an appropriate precursor for announcing a streaming TV product. We believe the potential of these two offerings pave the way for even bigger ambitions for Apple, with a full-blown Apple TV that allows the company to completely control the user's media experience. We reiterate our $150 target.
- Jim Cramer and Jack Mohr, 'Apple's Web TV Is Worth Watching' originally published 3/17/2015 on ActionAlertsPLUS.com.
Want more information like this from Jim Cramer and Jack Mohr BEFORE your stock moves? Learn more about ActionAlertsPLUS.com now.
Jim Cramer also had this to say recently about Apple Pay:
"I [also] like Apple for Apple Pay and the ability to roll over retailers, something that [Apple CEO Tim] Cook said could happen, although I better include Apple Pay right away at Bar San Miguel. As a restaurant owner I am not afraid of installing Apple Pay. In fact, I have been busy setting it up and working with Apple as a co-owner of Bar San Miguel, my small plate restaurant in Carroll Gardens, [NY]. It's pretty easy to do."
Separately, TheStreet Ratings team rates APPLE INC as a Buy with a ratings score of A+. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation:
"We rate APPLE INC (AAPL) a BUY. This is based on the convergence of positive investment measures, which should help this stock outperform the majority of stocks that we rate. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its solid stock price performance, impressive record of earnings per share growth, compelling growth in net income, revenue growth and notable return on equity. Although the company may harbor some minor weaknesses, we feel they are unlikely to have a significant impact on results." You can view the full analysis from the report here: AAPL Ratings Report
http://www.thestreet.com/story/13081258/1/apple-aapl-stock-h…
Stocks Trade Lower; Apple Up On Streaming TV News
BY KEN HOOVER, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
12:35 PM ET
Stocks were trading lower but off their morning lows, going into the noon hour Tuesday in quiet trade as a two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve got under way.
The Nasdaq fell 0.3%; the S&P 500 dropped 0.7% and the Dow Jones industrial average gave up 0.9%. Volume was running lower on the NYSE and roughly flat on the Nasdaq.
In the stock market today, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) rose more than 1% on a Wall Street Journal report that the iPhone maker plans to launch a 25-channel streaming TV service in the fall, including broadcast networks. The service could cost $30-$40 a month.
Read More At Investor's Business Daily: http://news.investors.com/investing-stock-market-today/03171…
Follow us: @IBDinvestors on Twitter | InvestorsBusinessDaily on Facebook
BY KEN HOOVER, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
12:35 PM ET
Stocks were trading lower but off their morning lows, going into the noon hour Tuesday in quiet trade as a two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve got under way.
The Nasdaq fell 0.3%; the S&P 500 dropped 0.7% and the Dow Jones industrial average gave up 0.9%. Volume was running lower on the NYSE and roughly flat on the Nasdaq.
In the stock market today, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) rose more than 1% on a Wall Street Journal report that the iPhone maker plans to launch a 25-channel streaming TV service in the fall, including broadcast networks. The service could cost $30-$40 a month.
Read More At Investor's Business Daily: http://news.investors.com/investing-stock-market-today/03171…
Follow us: @IBDinvestors on Twitter | InvestorsBusinessDaily on Facebook
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.351.745 von niftybunny am 17.03.15 14:54:25Ich hab die letzten Tage ein wenig mit Optionsscheinen gehandelt.
Ist ganz nett, aber da muss man (ich) einfach mehr Zeit haben und die Märkte besser beobachten können, das ist nicht so leicht wenn man am Tag 4-5 Kundengespräche a 60 Minuten hat und nicht am PC sein kann...
Ab September bin ich ein Jahr zu Hause (Elternzeit), da schau ich mir das nochmal näher an
Den Mini Future seh ich persönlich nicht mehr als Zockerei als Aktien selbst und der kann meinetwegen ruhig mal 1-3 Jahre liegen bleiben, der Hebel ist ja nicht so extrem.
Ist ganz nett, aber da muss man (ich) einfach mehr Zeit haben und die Märkte besser beobachten können, das ist nicht so leicht wenn man am Tag 4-5 Kundengespräche a 60 Minuten hat und nicht am PC sein kann...
Ab September bin ich ein Jahr zu Hause (Elternzeit), da schau ich mir das nochmal näher an
Den Mini Future seh ich persönlich nicht mehr als Zockerei als Aktien selbst und der kann meinetwegen ruhig mal 1-3 Jahre liegen bleiben, der Hebel ist ja nicht so extrem.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.351.736 von money84penny85 am 17.03.15 14:53:09
Viel Glück, ich bin ein Angsthäschen.
Zitat von money84penny85: Da ich weiterhin langfristig Long in Apple investiert bin, sich beim Eurokurs aber momentan eher wenig tut (Euro erholt sich mal ein paar Tage), hab ich mal den hier ins Depot gelegt
WKN GT9XDN, KO bei 101 USD und ein Hebel von knapp über 4.
Ich sage nach den Quartalszahlen sehen wir 135USD oder mehr.
Viel Glück, ich bin ein Angsthäschen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.351.412 von niftybunny am 17.03.15 14:30:02Da ich weiterhin langfristig Long in Apple investiert bin, sich beim Eurokurs aber momentan eher wenig tut (Euro erholt sich mal ein paar Tage), hab ich mal den hier ins Depot gelegt
WKN GT9XDN, KO bei 101 USD und ein Hebel von knapp über 4.
Ich sage nach den Quartalszahlen sehen wir 135USD oder mehr.
WKN GT9XDN, KO bei 101 USD und ein Hebel von knapp über 4.
Ich sage nach den Quartalszahlen sehen wir 135USD oder mehr.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.349.576 von IngChris am 17.03.15 11:47:04
Pre-market: 125.90 +0.95 (0.76%)
Zitat von IngChris: Pre: -0,3%
Pre-market: 125.90 +0.95 (0.76%)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.349.444 von IngChris am 17.03.15 11:33:18
Immer noch das gleiche. Es gab mal nen netten langen Insiderreport über die Reaktionen von MS bezüglich dem iPhone. Sie wussten dass sie am Arsch sind, das wusste auch Blackberry & Nokia. Die offizielle Reaktion ist nur immer etwas anders...
Zitat von IngChris: Das war 2007 ..........
Würde mich interessieren was Ballmer denkt wenn er dieses Video heute sieht ...
Immer noch das gleiche. Es gab mal nen netten langen Insiderreport über die Reaktionen von MS bezüglich dem iPhone. Sie wussten dass sie am Arsch sind, das wusste auch Blackberry & Nokia. Die offizielle Reaktion ist nur immer etwas anders...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.348.721 von IngChris am 17.03.15 10:30:31
Webb 31% der Amerikaner eine Apple Watch kaufen knallen die Sektkorken ...
Zitat von IngChris: Naja......
Apple Watch: 69 Prozent der Amerikaner sind nicht interessiert
http://www.it-times.de/news/apple-watch-69-prozent-der-ameri…
Bleibe vorerst bei Apple mal an der Seitenlinie....
Was meint ihr zu NXP ? ...... gehört ja auch zu den Apple-Zulieferern....
.......hat die noch Potential oder doch schon ziemlich überhitzt ??
Webb 31% der Amerikaner eine Apple Watch kaufen knallen die Sektkorken ...
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