Apple Goes From Dud To Stud In Less Than A Week

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Bill Sarubbi
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The remarkable recovery off of the Thursday low to the Friday close covered almost 70 S&P points.  Apple has been a star performer for us, closely tracking its cycle.  In fact 100% of the five buy signals in the past twelve months have been successful.

The remarkable recovery off of the Thursday low to the Friday close covered almost 70 S&P points.  Apple has been a star performer for us, closely tracking its cycle.  In fact 100% of the five buy signals in the past twelve months have been successful.

Stocks This Week: Apple, Devon Energy and Alphabet (Google) Are Likely To Move Up

Investing.com - Global financial markets will focus on this week&apos;s U.S. consumer price data, which should give clearer signs on the pace of inflation and fresh hints on the frequency of Federal Reserve rate hikes through the end of the year.

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Apple Inc (AAPL.O) was not the only one to leap on a chance to buy its stock at a fat discount last quarter as Warren Buffett stepped in to scoop up an additional 75 million shares for Berkshire Hathaway (BRKa.N) at the same time.  Between them - the two biggest players in the iPhone maker's shares - they bought nearly one of every 10 Apple shares traded during the quarter, according to Thomson Reuters calculations.  The recovery in the share prices makes it less opportune for Apple's corporate treasury to execute purchases as it proceeds with an additional $100 billion of buybacks in an effort to further winnow down its mountain of cash.