APPLE INC.
Commented by Juliane Zielonka on January 19th, 2023 | 11:23 CET
Apple, Power Nickel, Volkswagen - New flights of fancy due to lithium resources
Apple shines with its new Mac Mini. Gone are the days of Intel processors. With their in-house M2 chips, a new consumer group of young creatives such as influencers, podcasters and other media professionals have an entry-level model at a fair price. No wonder the demand for metals like lithium is multiplying. The Canadian company Power Nickel can make excellent use of this boom. In its current drilling program, the results indicate high nickel deposits. This raw material is also of particular interest to Volkswagen. The group wants to invest in Canadian mines and is building six battery plants to produce and equip its EVs.
Read
Commented by Juliane Zielonka on December 22nd, 2022 | 16:09 CET
Almonty Industries, Rheinmetall, Apple - Asia and Africa push business
Almonty Industries is creating the first underground LTE security network for mine workers and production equipment in cooperation with Korea Telecom. The technology will enable work at the Sangdong Mine to proceed more safely and quickly. Tungsten is used in smartphones and other applications. As one of the largest smartphone producers, Apple is expanding its business in India. 5% of iPhone production is to be handled from there. This is a consequence of the lockdown experience with China. Armaments giant Rheinmetall, on the other hand, is enjoying an order from South Africa.
Read
Commented by Juliane Zielonka on December 16th, 2022 | 08:50 CET
Altech Advanced Materials, BYD, Apple - With this innovation Germany becomes an energy driver
Germany is known for its engineering. With Altech Advanced Materials, a new type of battery is paving its way that trumps all previous storage capacities. Together with Fraunhofer IKTS, the Heidelberg-based company is breaking new ground. BYD is also planning another battery plant, but in the USA. So far, the Chinese carmaker has held back in the consumer market there, preferring to focus on electric buses. But it will soon be adding another EV brand to its international portfolio. Apple will soon have to prepare itself. To comply with competition law, the EU demands that the Cupertino-based company open up its iPhone and iPad systems to other app stores. Find out what this means for sales here.
Read
Commented by Juliane Zielonka on December 1st, 2022 | 10:44 CET
Aspermont, Twitter, Apple - Strong numbers, strong visions and marketplace power
The Australian media company for the commodities industry has presented its latest figures. The results are impressive, with total revenue up 17% YOY, among other things. This industry pioneer illustrates just how valuable access to high-quality information can be. Perhaps soon to disappear from the scene is Elon Musk's Twitter: Find out how strong its dependence on the App Store giant is and what impact Apple fees may have on its revenue model here.
Read
Commented by Juliane Zielonka on November 4th, 2022 | 11:21 CET
Aspermont, Apple, Amazon - Smart investments in stormy times
Tech shareholders are feeling the cold touch of the recession. But like a small Gallic village, Apple is defying the strong dollar. The Company sold 25% more Macs in the last quarter, even though PC sales declined worldwide. If you know exactly what your customers want, you can deliver exactly what they need. This motto is also used by the Canadian media company Aspermont. In the commodities scene, no insider can get past the now 30 media brands. Aspermont, in turn, uses its media platform to generate new data sets and treasures that benefit investors worldwide. Tech giant Amazon, on the other hand, is fishing in the waters of the competition with an enticing offer...
Read
Commented by Juliane Zielonka on September 22nd, 2022 | 11:58 CEST
Cardiol Therapeutics, Apple, Nel - Crisis-proof shares, despite inflation
Heart fluttering, pulse racing among investors, share prices highly volatile due to FED measures. Inflation and recessionary times are brutal for investors in the capital market. Three candidates have the potential to become profitable long-term investments: Cardiol Therapeutics, Apple and Nel. Cardiol Therapeutics fills the gap in the pharmaceutical market for the treatment of the heart disease, myocarditis. Apple is increasingly focusing on monitoring heart health, as cardiovascular disease is one of the leading causes of death in industrialized nations. In turn, these nations are struggling with extremely high energy prices. No wonder, then, that the Norwegian government is financially supporting the Company Nel to produce green hydrogen as quickly as possible...
Read
Commented by Juliane Zielonka on August 18th, 2022 | 13:50 CEST
Apple, Tocvan Ventures, Valneva - More returns through innovation or risk hedging?
Innovations are hailed as market drivers. The more innovative a company is, the more likely it is to stay ahead of the competition. But this requires loyal customers who also support these innovations. And Apple has just such a customer base, setting a good example that loyalty must be rewarded for innovation. In contrast, pharmaceutical company Valneva has the challenge of exposure to different development cycles in the healthcare market. If only because of the duration of clinical studies, which rightly have to go well before a new product comes onto the market. This time, nature lovers could benefit. Those who find all this too volatile and unpredictable should once again turn to commodities as a hedge. With Tocvan Ventures, a candidate is in the running that looks very closely at optimizing the costs of its operations - to the benefit of investors.
Read
Commented by André Will-Laudien on July 11th, 2022 | 15:32 CEST
Take advantage of the crash in these stocks: Infineon, Siemens, BrainChip and Apple in focus!
High-tech, cars, household appliances, smartphones, renewables - the list of products seems endless. What they all have in common is the need for smart chips: But the effects of the global chip shortage are omnipresent. From today's perspective, leaders would undoubtedly like to turn globalization back a bit because the relocation of production sites around the world is creating huge problems ranging from logistics to high procurement prices to completely destroyed supply chains. If Central Europe does not grasp its energy dependence on the East soon, hard times may lie ahead for local industrial locations. Where are the opportunities in a fragile environment?
Read
Commented by Juliane Zielonka on June 10th, 2022 | 10:47 CEST
AI driving growth in tech stocks: Apple, BrainChip, Amazon
Apple is entering the healthcare market and unearthing a treasure trove of sensitive patient data that can improve the lives of many people around the world. The latest updates in hardware and software enable close monitoring of body vital signs and medication intake. A boon for families with, for example, parents with heart disease. To keep such highly sensitive data in safe places, Australian company BrainChip has an IP on the market that allows self-learning AI systems to stay right on the chip, secure as Fort Knox, free from the cloud. The exact opposite is bringing Amazon strong share price gains. Its web services help the share price jump rapidly.
Read
Commented by Nico Popp on June 9th, 2022 | 13:32 CEST
Where strong brands meet good concepts: Apple, Pathfinder Ventures, Deutsche Bank
When technology giant Apple unveils something new, it is still something of a happening. Recently, the new M2 chip for Macbooks was launched. Its promise: faster computing power, short memory access times and advantages in AI applications. It is good news for Apple fans - after all, applications around graphics and video are particularly demanding and require powerful hardware. But Apple is more than a hardware supplier: iTunes is indispensable for many users and remains an essential foundation for Apple's success. We present other stocks that could be on the verge of a boost thanks to digitization and strong brands.
Read