Apple needs new sources of revenue. Anything marginal like cheaper iphone models won't cut it.
I like the recent wave of acquisitions. Smart cars? Smart homes? Iterations of Apple Watch - deeper connection to the body itself?
What's next for them?
I like the recent wave of acquisitions. Smart cars? Smart homes? Iterations of Apple Watch - deeper connection to the body itself?
What's next for them?
So many people's first instinct to respond by buying more shares of that company, thereby driving its price and market cap higher. That's a reaction that implies that we think that the general trend is toward Buy-n-Large. If we expected regression to the mean to be the driving phenomenon, then we'd be more likely to respond by selling.
(Disclaimer: I'm not suggesting that's actually how things work, just that a lot of us behave as if we think that's how it works, or should work.)
Apple Arcade looks surprisingly interesting given they will support PS4/XBox controllers and the trend moves towards streaming gaming. AppleTV+ will do well if they can intelligently bundle it with Apple Music and you never know could have a breakout hit.
AR Glasses and the Apple Car are clearly being worked on given acquisitions but both are many years out.
Apple proved them all wrong and will likely do so again with the glasses. You just need the right killer applications and great design.
While Apple Watch "edition" was a bust, the concept of designer straps and iPhone accessories is still strong.
Apple is like the IKEA of tech + fashion.