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JANUARY 1, 2024
But it's not about where Wall Street has been, so much as where the stock market is headed next. Unfortunately, there isn't, which means the best we can do as investors is use a combination of history, macro and company-specific data, and our experience, to make predictions about the future. economy and stock market.
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OCTOBER 23, 2024
He's overseeing a multiyear transformation designed to promote Apple's higher-margin Services segment, and has spearheaded the largest share buyback program of any public company. Since initiating share repurchases in 2013, Apple has bought back $700.6 with one exception. Image source: Getty Images.
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APRIL 22, 2024
and the company's subscription-powered Services segment has been its most-consistent performer for years. Further, the $651 billion in share repurchases Apple has undertaken since the start of 2013 is tops among all public companies. On the bright side, Apple's iPhone still dominates in the U.S.,
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JANUARY 8, 2024
Apple's capital-return program is also unmatched among publicly traded companies. The world's largest public company by market cap is doling out $15 billion annually in dividend payments, and has repurchased over $600 billion of its common stock since the start of 2013. economy and stock market.
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JANUARY 3, 2025
The stock market just had a banner year. Not surprisingly, initial public offerings (IPOs) showed signs of rebounding last year. companies went public in 2021, but many investors lost their appetites for risk shortly thereafter as economic conditions worsened. To elaborate, more than 400 U.S.
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APRIL 19, 2024
The business performed well for more than a decade, and the stock performance was sensational going into the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s. However, from the year 2000 until 2013, the business languished, and the stock dropped roughly 75% in value. The public history for Dell seemed to be over. Why Dell 2.0
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SEPTEMBER 10, 2024
For example, this particular episode, I'll be sharing an essay from January 2008, then we'll jump forward to 2012 and 2013. Well, finally, the fourth and final essay shared this episode was the last one I ever wrote for Motley Fool Stock Advisor. That's when our stocks really go bananas. The tilt is unmistakable.
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