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Apple’s foldable phone is really here.



I took a look at the price: $1,999.

Then I took another look at Apple’s stock price: -0.3%.

Hahahaha.

Sometimes the market is really quite realistic.

Before the event: The first foldable iPhone!

A new era!

The new CEO’s first big showcase!

After the event: Oh, got it.

Of course, the entire US stock market was weak yesterday. Oil broke above $100, and Treasury yields pushed higher again, so you can’t blame the phone for all of Apple’s decline.

But that actually got me thinking about a particularly important trading idea:

When a major positive catalyst that everyone already knows about is fully realized and the stock doesn’t rise, that itself is information.

So I’m in no rush to buy AAPL just because of the foldable iPhone.

What I want to see is:

How many people will actually pay $1,999?

It costs nothing to shout “This is awesome” online.

The real love shows when it’s time to swipe the card.😂

Next, I’m planning to keep an eye on the initial sales data.

Would you buy a $2,000 iPhone? $AAPL
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Orange-FlavoredColdWallet
19 minutes ago
The foldable iPhone narrative has already played out; now it’s about deliveries, waiting for disappointing initial sales to hit its valuation.
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SPYBlockCat
21 minutes ago
With oil prices above $100 and U.S. Treasury yields pushing higher, consumer electronics were already facing a tough macro environment—foldables can't take all the blame.
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YieldSkeptic
23 minutes ago
$2,000 is definitely off-putting. Let’s wait for the initial sales data before talking; shouting “awesome” and actually putting money down are two different things.
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MultiChainWatchman
24 minutes ago
Hyped as a new era before the launch, then “oh, I see” after the launch—too real.
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SybilCleaner
24 minutes ago
First Review
Keep an eye on the presale volume—that’s the real test of faith backed by cold, hard cash.
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