At the 2018 Annual Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders' Meeting, Warren Buffett and his partner, Charlie Munger, discussed their conviction in long-term buy and hold as an investment technique and specifically discussed Wells Fargo, as well as well as their attitude to tech holdings, including Apple.  Warren Buffett also shared his belief in the inefficiency of the U.S. healthcare system, and how the current U.S. trade position may be undesirable.

The Top Stock And Industry Themes From The 2018 Berkshire Shareholders Meeting

Apple Warns iPhones Have A Serious Problem
Gordon Kelly
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In a leaked internal document attained by the ever-reliable MacRumors, Apple is warning Authorized Service Providers that iOS 11.3 and iOS 11.3.1 have been crippling iPhones.  Reports of this problem have been reported for some time across Reddit, Twitter, Apple’s own Support Communities forum and MacRumors itself.

In a leaked internal document attained by the ever-reliable MacRumors, Apple is warning Authorized Service Providers that iOS 11.3 and iOS 11.3.1 have been crippling iPhones.  Reports of this problem have been reported for some time across Reddit, Twitter, Apple’s own Support Communities forum and MacRumors itself.

Apple Warns iPhones Have A Serious Problem

Apple Goes From Dud To Stud In Less Than A Week
Jay Somaney
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Apple reported outstanding earnings (no matter which way one looks at that earnings report) less than a week ago.  Prior to the earnings report, almost every news and magazine article one could have read, Wall Street sellsider reports one might have picked up, guests on the tube one would might have listened to was ready to sound the death knell on Apple and its prospects as an investment gong forward.  The shouting, the fake-news, fake-channel checks, fake-supply chains checks, and chatter from "sources" was so negative that investors couldn't help being in a panic going into Apple's earnings event last Tuesday evening.

Apple reported outstanding earnings (no matter which way one looks at that earnings report) less than a week ago.  Prior to the earnings report, almost every news and magazine article one could have read, Wall Street sellsider reports one might have picked up, guests on the tube one would might have listened to was ready to sound the death knell on Apple and its prospects as an investment gong forward.  The shouting, the fake-news, fake-channel checks, fake-supply chains checks, and chatter from "sources" was so negative that investors couldn't help being in a panic going into Apple's earnings event last Tuesday evening.