The best week since 2006 is apple now the king of the market brian kelly, youre worried today about opening at the highs. Here we have great price action. What do you say . Yeah. So last night and then even this morning i was very concerned that we had these blockbuster earnings from big tech and the market not responding. The standout was apple all day long and so that gave me a little bit of confidence and then you saw just continue to be strong the whole time so lets look at apple. What happened . They had tremendous earnings they have multiple cat lisalystd the services of a bigger part of the earnings is starting to take hold and argue and of course you can argue that it would deserve a higher pe ratios i find thats absurd and here we are what did you make of the action . Listen. Bk or beakers knocked it out of the park just like apple did macs are up in terms of sales and wearables. The Service Business although i think that was up about 15 . 258 per share. Theres not much not to
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On November 5, 2021, Federal Maritime Commissioners Carl W. Bentzel and Louis E. Sola wrote a letter to Treasury Secretary Yellen expressing concerns about the takeover of Ports America.
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April 27, 2021
The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas worked via Zoom April 21-23 with panel discussions to address topics normally reserved for its spring conference.
FPAA, which is in Nogales, AZ, describes itself as “a powerful voice for improvement and sustainability, serving the needs of more than 100 North American companies involved in the growth, harvest, marketing, import, and distribution of Mexican produce.”
On April 21, the discussion focused on current government policies for Mexico and the U.S. and their relationship. On Earth Day, April 22, FPAA addressed Fair Trade and sustainability trends in transportation.
The Friday topic for FPAA was Trade Barriers; trade cases/actions reviewal. Lance Jungmeyer, FPAA president, who moderated all the sessions, said in advance that the trade barrier panel would be a produce industry nuts and bolts session.