Galib Gumpung OP : $Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU.US)$

cashcow1 : i’m new! were should i put my money and how much?

Cow Moo-ney OP cashcow1 : Hello, that’s a tough and generic question to answer without knowing your background haha. Anyway most of us are not qualified to offer financial advice. Do read up a bit more and you will be able to form your decision

Ultratech : I suspect nvidia low still reclaim 150.. msft is building up too. if all these recent cheap runners cool off guess where money will transfered back into...big tech

SeanNathanKelly : Apple’s pretty good but I want something that gives a higher gain area. I haven’t been finding it though so we must pay higher for everything because like I’ll give a different graph or it always gonna be the same..

ひな☆彡 SOXL(Bull) OP : Guys we need more voting…. No judgement because if you think about it, it also helps understanding where the price may go. More voting it is more accurate the trading sentiment is and it helps us all. Keep voting

晴瓦林 : Apple just exited a small sideways on Nov 27 based on the 60-min MACD chart, and the iOS and macOS updates probably will get the journalist to write hype news.
Apple is known for its wide moat and defensive business strategy to me, they rarely take the risk to innovate but to take their ideas from Android phones and improve upon, so its price is less volatile than its peers.
So Apple will go up in the next week for sure. On the MACD day chart, it seems like Apple will drop after the first week.
The P/S, revenue, and other fundamental looks nothing to write home about to me. But the order book is being spoofed too much to make sense of, the only thing I can feel is buyers are very willing to pay for more.
I noticed Vanguard and Blackrock are buying Apple shares, and other institutions are buying Apple shares more than selling.
This looks too late to buy Apple for me. I would rather wait over two weeks for it to drop before buying in.
A follow-up, I did a reverse discounted cash flow model calculation. Apple needs a 6.8% free cash flow increase on average for its price to be sustainable. But it doesn't sound easy for Apple to achieve it, but not too lofty either.

晴瓦林 : Also, I ran the reversed DCF model with EBIT too. It requires Apple to grow 5.27% for every year for EBIT.