Locator: 44569AAPL.
Spend some time on this graphic.
Playing the long game, margins, and services.
First, a digression with regard to the long game.
I first bought XOM in 1984. Cost basis today, about $5.00 / share. Share price today: about $110.
Dividends now, about $4 / share.
I made a huge investment in XOM at that time and never, never, never bought more except for DRIP -- and now XOM, not only one of my biggest holdings, but the revenue stream is remarkable. I no longer DRIP and will start to unload XOM in line with ICE bans in California.
Now, back to AAPL.
The long game:
- the iPhone's real value -- services
- Apple now has record number of iPhone users
- every new iPhone user will eventually use Apple financial services, of which there are several
Margins:
- Apple products: around 37%; amazing; compare to any other sector; any other company;
- Apple services: around 71%; simply amazing; over time, all things being equal, the spread in margins between "products" and "services" will significantly widen
The long game:
- see XOM above: the difference? For Apple, it's gonna happen faster.
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On a percentage basis, which nation will be the biggest user of Apple financial services? India.
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