Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Apple 3.0

From Investors Business Daily’s “Dow Jones Futures Signal Coronavirus Market Rally Losses As Shanghai Win Streak Ends, Covid Cases Soar” posted early Friday: Dow Jones futures…

At one point Thursday morning the stock broke $385, $15 shy of $400.

Apple has acquired 20 AI companies since 2010, more than any other Big Five tech firm.

From Chaim Gartenberg's "Apple promises to support Thunderbolt on its new ARM Macs" posted Wednesday by The Verge.

Analyst Daniel Ives is bullish about big tech's V-shaped recovery from the pandemic.

"Wall Street isn’t yet factoring in an iPhone launch delay" according to the Wall Street Journal's Dan Gallagher.

Analyst Amit Daryanani is bullish on services and wearables, but doesn't expect the new generation of iPhones to ship before November.

From TheStreet's "Dow Futures Edge Lower Amid Record Coronavirus Infection Increases; Weekly Jobless Claims In Focus" posted early Thursday.

For once Apple didn't fade in the final minutes of trading. In fact, it accelerated and closed at the session's high.

From CNBC's "Deutsche Bank's Jeriel Ong on why he raised Apple's price target to $400 per share."