So if the Chinese really block future sales of the iPhone, and China is 20% of the device revenue, and the iPhone makes up half of Apple sales, then in theory the drops could continue.... until the stock is off about 10%?
But... why would anyone think China stopping iPhone sales is a temporary thing?
I dislike that people anthropomorphize the stock market (âItâs optimistic todayâ) but Iâm gonna do it: I think thereâs the simplistic panic of âuh oh!!!â And the sell-off. Then, seeing the price drop a little, folks start to buy and then the price recovers a bit. They probably recognize that the primary product(s) isnât at issue, but thereâs a contractual snafu. And Apple has enough reserve capital and creative folks that it wonât fold, but will likely find a way around/through it. So, eventually, things will change for the positive.
Impressed me. Depends on how you want to frame it. The drop, to me, means that itâs temporarily much cheaper than it was recently - not 6 months ago.
Note: todayâs big drop included on this five day summary. https://imgur.com/a/GIoJ3cm
So if the Chinese really block future sales of the iPhone, and China is 20% of the device revenue, and the iPhone makes up half of Apple sales, then in theory the drops could continue.... until the stock is off about 10%?
But... why would anyone think China stopping iPhone sales is a temporary thing?
Impressed me. Depends on how you want to frame it. The drop, to me, means that itâs temporarily much cheaper than it was recently - not 6 months ago.
Note: todayâs big drop included on this five day summary. https://imgur.com/a/GIoJ3cm
5.7% drop - not 10%, so not literally "decimated". I'm just being a word nerd though.
At today's close, the stock is up 2% for the past 30 days, 20% for the last 6 months, and 46% YTD.
"Decimated" and "on sale" might be slight exaggerations.
Impressed me. Depends on how you want to frame it. The drop, to me, means that itâs temporarily much cheaper than it was recently - not 6 months ago.
Note: todayâs big drop included on this five day summary. https://imgur.com/a/GIoJ3cm
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Sep 6, 2023 - 8:24pm
You ever wonder how China got so strong so fast? Theft of information, theft of intellectual property, theft of everything, because communism, whatâs yours is mine comrade. If you canât think for yourself steal what you can with all the money from theft build your utopia. Then itâs solar system domination!
I run my diffuser about 8 hours a day. I love it but I don't think it's helping with my memory problems.
They talk about changing up the smells pretty frequently.
Also, since there's no "you" that's not doing the diffuser, maybe it's preventing? Hard to know.
Results: A statistically significant 226% improvement was observed in the enriched group compared to the control group on the Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test and improved functioning was observed in the left uncinate fasciculus, as assessed by mean diffusivity.
Conclusion: Minimal olfactory enrichment administered at night produces improvements in both cognitive and neural functioning. Thus, olfactory enrichment may provide an effective and low-effort pathway to improved brain health.
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When a fragrance wafted through the bedrooms of older adults for two hours every night for six months, memories skyrocketed. In fact, participants in this study by neuroscientists from the University of California, Irvine (UCI), reaped a 226% increase in cognitive capacity compared to the control group. The researchers say the finding transforms the long-known tie between smell and memory into an easy, non-invasive technique for strengthening memory and potentially deterring dementia.
I run my diffuser about 8 hours a day. I love it but I don't think it's helping with my memory problems.
Bwahahahaha!
