Apple Announces The Biggest Buyback Program Ever

[@JosephCarlsonShow]

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I think the problem with the phones not selling isn't just due to the phone in general lasts longer, it's that the new models that have been recently released don't have the real wow factor to really make you want to upgrade.

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Agree like what else can a phone have, they keep making the processors faster and improving the camera but like 99% of users don’t care about those upgrades

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​@marklevy1785 and that's ALL they have been doing for the past 10 years, while Smart phone like Samsung activates better phone with greater specs and apps

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​@techshark6181greater bloatware more like.

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[@Alex-pd7tb]

Google is growing, Apple is not

[@builtbywalsh]

Googles products are getting crappier and crappier though. And a lot of that growth was fueled by cost cutting, not anything new or innovative. In fact their big push for AI has largely been a flop. Still, only time will tell. We’ll see.

[@aarondowling1]

You are comparing Google and Apple buying back shares. However Google has $11B of debt. Apple has much more debt at around $100B. Why are they buying back stock when they are paying interest on this debt? It seems irresponsible to buy shares which aren't exactly under valued. It's most likely a smoke screen for their declining revenue to pump that eps higher.

[@theresamorgavi9196]

paying off debt is more important than buy back agreed 110%

[@goodmushroom]

The existing Interest rate on debt is cheap

[@nicholaslandolina]

Agree

[@nicholaslandolina]

Yes they should be developing a trust to fund the interest on the debt and minimum so that the revenue can focus on the principal

[@JackRalp96]

Reducing dividends paid out is likely better cost cutting than the interest.

[@nicholass.9452]

This was posted 52 seconds ago, immediately clicked because i love you videos

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[@connormichelleotoole5774]

The biggest concern for me and the reason why I sold my position: 1. I am ok with having a cracked screen for the first time in my life because I don’t want to buy another one. Says a lot because I would have raced out to get the newest one. 2. The risks of CCP seeking revenge on USA via Apple. 3. Congress attempting to destroy the App Store control

[@Grimscribe732]

Yeah, fully on board with your take on Apple. As for Sam Altman, I dunno, I find his comments neither surprising nor concerning. He isn't "the business guy" in his business, he is there for the vision. That might be a fickle concept, but I would, honestly, be astonished if a guy like that was talking with shareholders in mind rather than what his singular goal has been for over a decade.

[@hansschotterradler3772]

This is astonishing with AAPL's buyback; but are there no concerns with YOY EPS growth, or lack thereof and 10% drop in iPhone sales?? I guess Wall Street doesn't think so.

[@Wha2les]

As long as service side grows, AAPL will be fine. It is higher margin there and have a huge pool of ppl to draw from. And they beat estimate with China drop. So they seem fine for now.

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I think people would rather see your YTD gains instead of all time gains. Otherwise, how do we know how well you are performing against the index?

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His portfolios are public and literally the first thing list in the video description. You check his performance for any period

[@epbrown01]

The index only goes back to January?

[@nozar7]

@@epbrown01 You need a time horizon to compare against. Year to date is the one most investors probably use every year vs the index.

[@me-myself-i787]

​@@LZentertainmentsHis portfolio has obviously changed over the past 5 years. You can see how the stocks he's currently invested in performed over the past 5 years, but not how the stocks he was invested in back then have performed. And past performance of individual stocks isn't that important unless you're a momentum investor.

[@matthewminors236]

In the same quarter of last year, Apple made no mention of their revenue being inflated by 5b due to non-recurring events. This quarter they mentioned that excluding the one time event last year, they would have actually grown. That doesn’t seem like a company that is being transparent on earnings ability to me. Also when you analyse their reports now it is becoming harder and harder to delve deeply into their numbers such as inventory. I couldn’t find any real information where I could analyse their raw materials, work in progress and finished goods. These may be indicators of worse news to come or they may be nothing at all. Just some information to consider

[@MelissaHobbs-qm8wi]

The recent activity in the IPO market is quite notable.

[@nixielee]

Buying back a fully valued stock is destroying value. That's just a fact. I wouldn't buy Apple at these levels, and Apple shouldn't either.

[@RafitoMembroza]

I agree. It should have been a special dividend

[@markarnoldsfinance2765]

Any VICI update? They just reported as well and all trends were positive.

[@raysmith1971]

Stock buyback just means that Apple have run out of ideas, that could use the stockpile of money that they have. So it's just a cynical way to grow the share price of Apple, rather than innovate and grow into new products/areas. If you run out of ideas and new products, then the competition will be eating your lunch eventually.

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kinda like a 4.3% ish yielding divided stock but most of it done with a buy back instead for tax efficiency.

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Companies like Apple that have reached the end of their innovation goals don’t need to be publicly traded. Apple is comfortable with the iPad, iPhone, and Macs and are not willing to expand in other lanes of tech.

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depends on how much you believe in it and its future... if you believe in it for the long run, like 5yrs or such, that 5% plus/minus from past several months and next several months tends to be irrelevant IMHO if you're interested in it for short-term, well.. that'd be a different story... always carefully analyse and take your decision based on that and your goals, context always matters and is usually complex also, there are several formulas you can apply and see if the stock can be considered cheap or expensive at any given moment in time (that's how analysts establish Target Prices)

[@Danzo1212]

I dont own the stock and i'm very bearish on apple... Apples Interest expenses are up 34%, Stock compensation up 20%, Interest expenses up 34%, they have not innovated in a long time they need a new mass appealing item

[@yswead97]

Did you repeat the interest expenses part to make the list longer?

[@Danzo1212]

@@yswead97 blind loyalty gets you broke, even buffet has been selling apple heavily

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Warren buffet is bearish. He sold a lot of Apple. i still think there's some short term pain ahead. I am currently holding north of $200k in a savings account waiting to take advantage of a huge opportunity. How do i avoid a crunch and maximize this?

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Inflation gives the illusion of growth. Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments during these periods.

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Sold my APPL before it tanked, will buy at next major drop. I’d definitely need to make use of the $150k liquidity elsewhere. So what should I be looking at? Large cap or small cap stocks? Maybe crypto?

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[@640A]

My iPhone XS has been used for 5 years I'm up for an upgrade. The Userbase is their MOAT, with 1.5 billion iPhone users and over 2 billion active devices, so Apple isn't going anywhere!

[@thecapone45]

So glad JC is covering this. I saw the stock price today and my mouth dropped!

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[@tobiasp1448]

I don't think buying back apple stock at a pe of 28 is a good investment. That's basically a yield of 3.5 % plus little growth while even short term treasuries are yielding 5 %. They should rather increase the dividend so investors could allocate the cash themselves.

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No thoughts on VICI earnings?

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Bank failures is always the last clue to actual reports.

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Texas Roadhouse has become a better business over time, but multiple expansion far outstripped the growth in business value.

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This is not good - it shows financial engineering, and total lack of innovation. With big money like that they should do big projects like self driving cars or other amazing things

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great video, watched it entirely. you didn't mention VICI, which had their earnings report. Seems like a so-so earnings. Nothing crazy. Just thought I'd mention it

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Ya, I saw that Caesers didn't have a great quarter, but MGM was ok. I would be worried about all the debt that Caesers holds.

[@PreschoolDropout673]

Both google and apple are doing layoffs and cutting costs. While these are responsible corporate behaviors, it doesnt seem like the behavior of companies that have 'too much cash.' It seems more like companies that have run out of areas to invest in and are trying to keep investors interested. I think this cycle of growth to value is pretty natural and in a few decades new companies will replace these tech giants as the new growth. This focus on buybacks and shareholder value are just signs of the beginning of this transition, plenty of stock increase left in the tank.

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Texas Roadhouse is doing well. Bit disappointing to see that it only managed 3.5 stars on Yelp - looks like their biggest challenge will be to keep the high standards re quality and service as they scale. WDYT? How many more restaurants do you think they will open in the next 3-4 years?

[@katalambda]

Wait what? at current valuation? Not a good move imho

[@peteydyer]

tbh, I was surprised Joseph wasn’t munching up apple shares over the last few months

[@Den99973]

The risks reward doesn't make a lot of sense at this point... It is expensive at this point... 110 billions is 4% of Cap.

[@epbrown01]

It’s a pretty large holding for his portfolio. I’m in the same boat, as it’s over its target 20% of my pie; the price was dropping, but not enough to warrant adding more.

[@davidmay2294]

So how much does apple have to buy back to be valued at $3,000 a share?

[@mikereisert2803]

Like 95% lol

[@ringhio822]

Is the fact that R&D and CAPEX spending are growing a good indicator for a company that is NOT growing its revenue? Whatever the size, is it sustainable for a company to use more than its yearly FCF for buybacks and dividends? This is financial engineering at its best, good for the short-term stock price but at some point either they find some new growth drivers IN THE BUSINESS or the stock price will tank to

[@clammyclaude]

What happened to sales force !? You haven’t mentioned it sir

[@RaDeIRhd]

I hold Apple since 2018. Criticizing the buyback is stupid, however I am at a point where I get disappointed by their revenue growth. It has to pick up at some point, especially if you look at the valuation the stock has. I am waiting for the Apple Developer Conference next month. If there is really nothing announced there which sparks my imagination of them growing some revenue again I might sell a portion of my position.

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Joseph, what are your thoughts on Cava? Hope it makes the agenda for this weeks video!

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Interesting takes/perspectives. Apple in my “core” (long term) portfolio as well. Texas Roadhouse, great find, I love that place, didn’t know what they were doing behind the scenes, but can see they are great at concepts.

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Would you buy Tex Roadhouse at this price?

[@ethanlemberger7772]

no too high imo

[@brotherleo4090]

@@ethanlemberger7772 thnx

[@matthewallman3500]

I would have bought apple if they paid off their high interest loans. But share buy backs? Unless they're going to start doing a high yield dividend I'm not interested at all.

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I wish I had more Texas Roadhouse. Hope it drops a bit, I don’t know why it would though. Seems like a nice company.

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Joseph, just joined the Patreon today. Love the website, as a fellow dev, well done! It’s so much easier to use than fastgraphs, yfinance, motleyfool etc. In regards to the sentiment around the consumer vs. Texas Roadhouse, I do think there are some companies that have just hit the limit of their pricing power. Starbucks, Coke, Pepsi, McDonalds are all facing some difficulties because they’re just getting so expensive. I don’t own TR, but great pick!

[@alexgarcia3900]

Apple is nothing to brag about, I have an iPhone and an android phone and the AI features on iPhone are pretty pathetic. The thing is falling far behind. I know everyone in the us thinks the iPhone is a gift sent from god but but globally it’s different, I use both on the daily and Siri can’t do anything right, their maps are worse, the music app is also not as good and even using its own apps it’s just not as good as android. Ask it to play a song or playlist and 9 times out then it does something random. Google and Samsung are partnered up now and their phones are getting even better, the gap on iPhone vs Samsung is getting very big and you can also get Samsungs for less money. Apple product sales are down and are going to keep going down if they don’t innovate.

[@AlexanderAchusim]

I do not think that a lack of AI features is what is slowing apple or their iPhone sales. Honestly I'm not convinced consumers care deeply about AI as much as investors do. sure generating cool pictures and talking to chat bots is fun but most AI features are novelties. For me, I use AI mainly to write code and edit documents, and feel like most people are the same and just use AI for a small number of tasks. Most consumers use their phones for media consumption and do not need new flashy gimmicks or AI to scroll through instagram. I feel like it is cliche to mention but the real value of having an iPhone comes from the ecosystem. I got my first macbook about a year ago and it has made my iPhone a way better device.

[@someyoutuber99]

Android fanboys have made this argument for the past 10 years - iPhone is missing feature X, Y, Z. New Samsung blah has them and will kill iPhone. The fundamentals of why Apple is such a success story, without taking anything away from the fact that Samsung and Google have their own competitor that’s also good haven’t changed.

[@vipulgupta]

@@AlexanderAchusim He mentioned so many things, but you chose to focus just on AI. The point is that around 80-90% of people in the world believe that getting more for less money is a smarter thing to do, but there would always be a percentage who believe in cult type reasoning and behavior. This is beyond doubt that for a decade Apple has been just a follower, which is late in bringing new tech what's already there in the market by 3-5 years mostly, but at the same time it charges a hefty premium for nothing but its brand. Not many are ready to buy that logic. If that is not enough you are tied to a jailed ecosystem which arbitrarily restricts its users for so many things and at the same time charges hefty amounts for all its services where most times users don't have a choice. If someone's phone which is bought at half the price of iPhone gives him a choice to use some nifty AI features, then at least he has a choice to use them or not. Those AI features are only going to increase, it is just the start. Therefore, it is not a surprise that iPhone sales are going down with every passing year.

[@seniorkevin]

​@@AlexanderAchusim indeed you dont need 1500 dollar phones to scroll social media. You got the point get an android

[@MrOptomisticSocal]

Most consumers don’t care about AI features. People in tech are an extremely small minority and won’t move markets themselves. Apple will stay Goated in perpetuity.

[@samual8299]

Im glad i followed you into TXRH, my cost basis is around 85.60 😂

[@bikerfreak714]

Would love to get your take on Berkshire's massive sale of Apple last quarter

[@TechPeeves]

What does KPI stand for at 22:02?

[@outlaw9923]

14:27

[@treygraphicsfte6747]

Key performance indicators

[@shapeofsoup]

I don’t think the Vision Pro’s lackluster adoption is an underperformance from Apple’s perspective. It’s a planted seed. They’re playing the long game while technology catches up.

[@alejandrouribe5426]

I agree. Vision Pro’s are a clear example of the Apple Effect. They came in and built a better, higher quality product than anything else in the current VR/AR market, planted the seed and are just letting the tech catch up.

[@SrinathSeshanarayanan]

Hi Joseph, can you please update your M1 Pie links, they seem outdated

[@roshanmehta9235]

What about vici? You haven’t gone over their reports for the last two

[@DapaChrons]

He made a video where he talked about it briefly yesterday on the second channel (hold)

[@markriley5931]

Thanks 🙏 Joseph. Excellent content. Like your Qualtrim charts 📊 to demonstrate AAPlL is the GOAT for capital allocation. Taking another look at Texas Roadhouse. Sam Altman reminds me of teenaged daughter. She wants a European sports car, but can’t afford an oil change.

[@aislius9200]

daily reminder that 110B is less than 5% of the company, ULTA and META are also doing the same buybacks. Maybe pay attention to the percentage of shares outstanding. MULTIPLE COLLAPSE TO 15 PLEASE!

[@EcomCarl]

Apple's massive buyback is a bold move that could mark a shift in strategy. It will be fascinating to see how this impacts their position in the market! 💡

[@60sekundenpolitik]

Apple could have paid all their debt with that money...

[@mikereisert2803]

Why would they? Debt is cheap

[@bloxer9563]

You don't know business at all

[@franekwrobel1449]

9:45 This isnt entirely fair - you should have also shown debt levels. Good analysis as always - aside from that.

[@ToTheNines87368]

Funny how that amount of buybacks is still just 2% of the outstanding shares 😂

[@shadowironbank5469]

I am a relatively new subscriber. I subscribed a few weeks ago. I like the way you present material, and the fact that I too am investing in stocks. i started back during the financial 2009 crisis. I dont know if I have beaten the s&p 500 but have made enough to quit my last business and take it easier in life, not great but good enough. Having said that I find myself needing more information, accurate information on why investers choose this stock over another. I too own moodys and have owned since the crisis along with USG til it sold and some other less desirable value traps. I like owning stocks which display high Roic’s, low debt, leaders in their field and love buying back their shares. ( canabils). However Im looking for a program to make it easier to screen stocks, but it has to have the metrics I need and some. Anyway, great video, keep on enjoying the ride.

[@tgsoon2002]

Joseph, will you make some video on VICI soon?

[@edwinzielinski501]

I think there is no need to make a video now. Its still a great business but as long as interest rates are not going down there will be no upside movement. Imho good time to accunulate.

[@tgsoon2002]

@@edwinzielinski501 It is still doing good and with current price is really low. should we buy more? as it is good time to buy in now. or is there a risk that we need to worry about?

[@SntYvsLrnt]

Since 2018, Apple has approved $555,000,000,000 in stock buyback.

[@handofgod9386]

Apple never actually spend that money on buybacks. They do this everytume.

[@johncox5839]

Warren buffet sold $186b of AAPL. This buy back is to cover that shortfall

[@InvestWithFFI]

How did you first discover Texas Roadhouse as an investment?

[@soup100]

there's only one place where Sam Altman can find the type of coin he needs for AI: THE US GOVERNMENT

[@dialogsemiconductor2039]

COST and TXRG was not only organic growth. Most of the gain is multiple expansion. And this makes it more risky.

[@brianh9014]

Bought some txrh, wish had loaded up when was around $100 😂 Seems. Bit pricey now, will wait for a pullback. What about Visa? Thanks

[@kingfish2137]

The Qualtrim that you are showing seems to have many more tools than the one I'm paying for. When will the user platform be updated?

[@anshmundra02]

You need to be on live TV. Thank you for making this content free, Joseph.

[@jamesbyrne9312]

It's not free he gets a tonne of royalties

[@iantrock9114]

QualTrim wont work for me... :( any ideas?

[@DapaChrons]

I mean if I pull up qualtrim, Apple’s EPS has been flat since 2022. Product sales down for everything except macs this quarter 🤔 it’s just frustrating to see where the company is and where it could be. The products it could have created

[@mattmiller8720]

Thanks for doing this video! This is exactly the question I was asking myself!

[@mattmiller8720]

for AAPL

[@davidelet3652]

30x pe, negative growth, and then they decide to use cash to buy back expensive shares to bump shares so management can get their bonuses. SMH

[@crohmer]

relax

[@PasirPrism]

110B$: many if not most countries do not even have this as GDP…

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Does qualtrim have an app?

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No it's a website

[@magic_fruit_bat5003]

Still rock’n the XS Max 💪

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TXRH is just straight from the future

[@jeffmatthews9120]

I bought TXRH last November thanks to your prior video. Good tip!!!!

[@scottjackson6817]

Warren Buffet trimmed by 15% in Apple. Time to start trimming myself

[@jimformermilkman]

Great video. I get good ideas from you. We manage risk and investing very differently from one another but I like your ideas and in depth research. I also respect your long term goals. I’m a little quicker to cut and run but you do you, I’ll I’ll do what I do. Thanks for putting in the time to go so deep.

[@oleg45678]

All I could hear from Joseph's rant about Apple is a street quality "copium", trying to convince himself, rather looking at the facts and declining sales. And his mentioning of Buffet holding Apple is gold, as Buffet announced he sold big chunk of his position.

[@JackRalp96]

Apple maintain a large market share which is the important metric. They just need to keep growing those repeat high margin services. That's where the money is. Google and Microsoft are both doing the same

[@4mb127]

The obvious move here is for Apple to make their phones as service platforms where the actual phone cost is the loss leader.

[@ObiramBanglarMukh]

Apple not same as before

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)The Market have been suffering over the past month, with all the three indexes recording losses in recent weeks. My $400,000 portfolio is down by approximately 20%, any recommendations to scale up my returns before retirement will be highly appreciated.

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Buying a stock is easy, but buying the right stock without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard. hence I will suggest you get yourself a financial-Advisor that can provide you with entry and exit points on best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist. Apple, Merck, General Dynamics, Cheniere Energy and Marriott International are prime candidates.

[@RichieAnnabel]

You have to get a financial-advisor/broker to aid you diversify your portfolios to include commodities, inflation-indexed bonds and stocks of companies with solid cash flows, as opposed to growth stocks where valuations were based on future potential earnings,

[@AaliyahKhalid-kq9gl]

Very true , I diversified my $400K portfolio across multiple market with the aid of an investment advisor, I have been able to generate over $900k in net profit across high dividend yield stocks, ETF and bonds in few months.

[@PHILIPTURNEL]

Please can you leave the info of your investment advisor here? I’m in dire need for one.

[@AaliyahKhalid-kq9gl]

Svetlana Sarkisian Chowdhury is a good recommendation. You must have probably heard about her.

[@3Dimensional3]

You really did your research

[@horatiocaine9241]

Can you do a new video on vici? And what your plans are for them