iOS 16.2's Stocks app lets you sort your watchlists with new options such as ticker symbol, price or percentage change, market cap and others.
New in iOS 16.2: Apple’s Stocks app gains watchlist sorting and display options
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How to add stock quotes and information to your Numbers sheet
If you want an easy way to keep track of your investments on Mac, consider using Numbers. With a handy built-in feature, you can add and update stock information in your spreadsheet.
As long as you’re connected to the internet, you can insert various performance details like price, high, low, open, previous close, and more. Here, we’ll show you how to use stock quotes in your Numbers sheets on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
StonksBar displays the price of your favorite stock in the Status Bar
Whether you invest in stocks or you simply have a fascination with monitoring stock value trends over time, a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed StonksBar by iOS developer CokePokes might be of interest to you.
StonksBar ensures that your favorite stock’s value is always in view by implementing a Status Bar-centric display that appears just beneath the time on notched handsets including the iPhone X and later.
Apple reaches another milestone as it becomes the first U.S. company to hit $1.5 trillion valuation
It has been almost two years since Apple first reached its $1 trillion valuation milestone, but now the company has another to celebrate.
Apple’s stock price returns to pre-COVID levels, sets a new all-time high
Having recovered from the coronavirus-induced losses, Apple's stock price has now returned to the pre-COVID levels — the Cupertino tech giant set an all-time intraday record of $326.52 per share while hitting a new all-time high of $328 as part of a large market rally.
Warren Buffett sold more than $800 million worth of Apple stock last quarter
Famous Wall Street investor Warren Buffett, also known as the Oracle of Omaha, has sold more than $800 million worth of Apple stock last quarter, SEC filings published Friday have it, but that represents less than one percent of his Apple holdings.
Apple’s News, Stocks, Home, and Voice Memos apps will be getting improved with macOS Catalina
Back at the Worldwide Developers Conference last year, Apple launched its first four apps originally designed for iOS onto macOS Mojave. Those were News, Home, Stocks, and Voice Memos. And now Apple says those apps will be seeing a big improvement with macOS Catalina.
Apple reports Q2 2019 revenue of $58 billion
Apple on Tuesday disclosed its [fiscal] Q2 2019 earnings report, offering a look at its performance over the past 3 months. During the quarter, the company says it raked in $58 billion. That's a hair over the $57.5 billion Wall Street analysts expected, and about 5% less than the $61.1 billion it reported in Q2 last year.
Apple lowers holiday quarter earnings guidance due to fewer iPhone upgrades & other factors
Apple on Wednesday issued a revision for its fiscal Q1 2019 earnings, lowering its revenue expectations from $89 billion to $93 billion, down to 'approximately $84 billion." Tim Cook made the announcement in an open letter to investors, and trading halted on the news.
How to use Apple’s Stocks app on Mac
In macOS Mojave, Apple brought four iOS apps to Mac for the first time, including News, Home, Voice Memos, and Stocks. The last of these allows you to check the financial markets and also learn more about your favorite companies. Here's a look at how you use the new Stocks up in macOS Mojave.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway now second largest Apple shareholder
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway recently revealed its increased stake in Apple. With 239.3 million shares, the company is now the second largest Apple shareholder behind Vanguard Group, according to Reuters.
Interesting points from Apple’s Q2 earnings call
Apple earlier today announced the financial results for its fiscal second quarter of 2018, and the numbers for the 3-month period are outstanding. The company beat Wall Street expectations across the board, and grew in almost every category year-over-year.
Following the release of its earnings report, CEO Tim Cook and CFO Luca Maestri hopped on a conference call to talk about Apple's performance. And as usual, we've put together a roundup of some of the more interesting points and highlights from the call.