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and yet it won't even give you a wall charger when you buy a new phone https://t.co/t9JN4yOn67
— Eric Geller (@ericgeller) January 3, 2022
three trilly thanks mostly to free icloud storage being 5GB in 2022 lol https://t.co/F2QiBLHvtc
— Zac Hall (@apollozac) January 3, 2022
Apple becomes first U.S. company to reach $3 trillion market cap https://t.co/U4xEYblbkA
— kif (@kifleswing) January 3, 2022
Starting 2022 off with an arbitrary yet significant milestone
Idk it seems like people really love their AirPods? But also “market cap” is a meaningless symbol that has nothing to do with the company’s health or revenue growth. Either way, Apple should be addressing labor issues overseas more, but the market doesn’t reward that… https://t.co/qzYte79N6w
— Josh (@jr_foust) January 3, 2022
APPLE INC CROSSES $3 TRILLION IN MARKET CAPITALIZATION $AAPL
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) January 3, 2022
And yet they still can't help me retrieve old messages or get into an old phone. https://t.co/GAh0ucUNM3
— Maria Cuomo Cole (@MariaCuomoCole) January 3, 2022
Combine Walmart, Disney, Netflix, Nike, Exxon Mobil, Coca-Cola, Comcast, Morgan Stanley, McDonald’s, AT&T, Goldman Sachs, Boeing, IBM and Ford.
— Jack Nicas (@jacknicas) January 3, 2022
Apple is still worth more.
Yes, $AAPL is now worth $3 TRILLION DOLLARS. https://t.co/z0tJ0buX1a
$3 trillion may be hard for you to visualize, so as an analogy, picture an individual stock worth $181, and then picture another 16.4 billion of those. https://t.co/fzaCKlr1RF
— Gabe Rivera (@gaberivera) January 3, 2022
APPLE HAS OUTPERFORMED BITCOIN OVER THE LAST YEAR
— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) January 3, 2022
(And with much less volatility).
Apple's performance is just astounding.
It's much bigger than Bitcoin, and delivering higher returns, with smaller drawdowns, and smaller swings overall. https://t.co/1uNKnh9QKX pic.twitter.com/29wST7cYZc
This victory belongs to all of us — families who bought iCloud because the entry-level phone only came with 64GB of storage, developers paying 30 percent of their revenue in perpetuity, people who forget to cancel AppleTV+ in between seasons of Ted Lasso … https://t.co/jowVhsmAtg
— Casey Newton (@CaseyNewton) January 3, 2022
In the last year, Bitcoin had a 50% drawdown and a 30% drawdown. Apple's biggest drawdown during that time was around 18%.
— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) January 3, 2022
can you believe the polishing cloth did this? wow https://t.co/IiBkwZH8Js
— Federico Viticci (@viticci) January 3, 2022
What were some “experts” saying about lack of innovation at Apple again? ?? https://t.co/w6Ie08Xxp0
— Mrinal Desai (@mrinaldesai) January 3, 2022
Read our story for more stupefying details about Apple's valuation and how it got there, as well as analysis from economists on the value of Apple spending nearly half a trillion dollars buying its own shares:https://t.co/z0tJ0buX1a
— Jack Nicas (@jacknicas) January 3, 2022
maybe this is a hot take but $1 trillion was cool, $2 trillion was fine, $3 trillion makes me mad https://t.co/NGvbdTVEGa
— Chance Miller (@ChanceHMiller) January 3, 2022
Guess you could call them the big applehttps://t.co/xsUhNVMdsF
— eToro (@eToro) January 3, 2022
Apple’s market valuation is higher than Africa’s entire total GDP($2.7 Trillion USD). Incidentally apple has no stores on the African continent. https://t.co/q0R3tCqigl
— OK then (@Kdenkss) January 3, 2022
Whoomp. There it is. ??? pic.twitter.com/x0adYrJl5c
— M.G. Siegler (@mgsiegler) January 3, 2022
"We’d like to thank all of you for spending $0.99/month for iCloud. We couldn’t have done it without you.” https://t.co/ilo9iQBIeH
— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) January 3, 2022
Apple: $3tn market value could rise further with new products https://t.co/I4bujA242q | opinion
— Financial Times (@FT) January 3, 2022
Apple：新製品で3兆ドルの市場価値がさらに上昇する可能性がある(financial times)(自動翻訳) https://t.co/Cknzonk92O
— カズミニッツ (@kazminutes2020) January 3, 2022
Apple becomes first publicly traded company worth $3 trillion https://t.co/PSCMKfopOx
— Axios (@axios) January 3, 2022
That's roughly equal to the gross domestic product of Britain or India. https://t.co/PSCMKfopOx
— Axios (@axios) January 3, 2022