Stocks · Coverage Archive
$AAPL
309.35 ▼ 0.63%
Every Regards of Wallstreet article on $AAPL, newest first — 5 stories and counting.
2026-07-30 · 14 min read
Why Did Apple Stock Drop After Earnings? Services Missed, Then the September Guide Came In Light
Apple fell 7.8% after hours despite beating on revenue and EPS. Services missed at $30.74bn, then Apple guided September to 9% to 11% growth against the 12% expected. Why it dropped.
2026-07-29 · 8 min read
John Ternus Takes Over Apple on September 1. What a Hardware Engineer as CEO Means for AAPL
Tim Cook becomes executive chairman on September 1 and John Ternus becomes CEO. Apple's first transition since 2011, what changes for the stock, and what Thursday's call reveals.
2026-07-29 · 8 min read
Apple Reports Tonight: $108.9 Billion Expected, iPhone Up 23%, and Tim Cook's Last Earnings Call as CEO
Apple reports fiscal Q3 after the close July 30, with revenue of $108.9B and EPS of $1.89 expected. The call at 5pm ET is Tim Cook's last as CEO. What actually decides the reaction.
2026-07-27 · 9 min read
Apple Options Before Earnings: $442 Million in Calls, a 4% Implied Move, and What It Actually Predicts
Apple options traders bought $442M of calls Friday and priced a 4% earnings move against a 1% historical average. What that flow means, and whether it predicts direction at all.
2026-07-16 · 4 min read
Apple Earnings Preview: The CXMT Question Ambushes the Quietest Print of the Fortnight
Apple reports fiscal Q3 earnings expected July 30. The ±4% straddle says boring, but Apple is now confirmed testing China's CXMT memory chips, and one analyst question about it can move three other stocks. The preview and the trade.
New to options? See our plain-English strategy playbook →
See where $AAPL sits right now on the live S&P 500 heatmap →
The Week-Ahead Brief
Don’t miss next week’s setups. Get the Saturday brief.
Latest issue, Aug 17“The consumer cracked on Friday. Six retailers answer for it this week.”
Every Saturday: next week’s earnings dates, Fed days and the trades worth watching, from the same desk that writes the week-ahead hub. Free, built for retail investors.