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Beautiful move since Elon pumped the stock at Davos.
Shared link and News before the move
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@WallStreetMav It makes sense get them outside. Let them do something for their community. They’re on the beach better than the prison cell so win-win for everyone.
You will not have an 850 score unless at least one credit card shows some sort of balance. If all balances of credit card accounts are 0 it actually lowers your score. At least one account has to be above 0. An 850 score is bragging rights compared to an 820 example or slightly less or whatever.
Find the car you want.. feel of the wheel seals the deal, you need to put it in drive and feel it to know it’s the one. Price doesn’t matter unless you know it’s the one you want you can’t go to the next step of agreeing to the best price with dealers until you know it’s the one.
Next step you can agree to terms with a dealer because you know it’s the one you want. You can email for price negotiations with the VIN number of your trade. If you have one sometimes presence is leverage and it takes a little more effort to get the best deal…. A quick stop at the dealerships. I can determine who wants my business most presence is leverage as I already know this is the vehicle I want to own. Sometimes emailing will only get you so far, especially if you have a trade. Again presence is leverage. I’m ready to buy today. When you find the right dealer this is your key to the deal.
Majority of car dealerships. It’s a today business, the customer is an opportunity now. For the buried borrowers it’s about getting approved. Dealer, It’s about maximization and getting an approval. Loan terms extended, squeezing negative equity and getting creative on the next car with book relief or what the bank will approve Every day is a sale/sell. A story told is car sold.
Apple’s recent $100 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing likely won’t lead to higher product prices, according to Deepwater Asset Management’s Gene Munster. He says the investment will mostly go toward building components through U.S.-based partners rather than shifting iPhone assembly to the United States.
Munster noted that companies like Corning, Texas Instruments, and Broadcom are expected to benefit. Apple’s final assembly operations will remain overseas, which he believes is good news for margins and should keep consumer prices stable.
The move coincides with broader political pressure to ramp up domestic manufacturing, especially as Apple continues building AI servers in Texas and sourcing chips from Arizona. However, iPhones will still be made abroad, a decision that keeps costs down but has drawn criticism from figures like Donald Trump.
Apple also announced a new Manufacturing Academy in Detroit to help train U.S. workers, aligning with its $500 billion U.S. economic commitment. Despite that, experts like Dan Ives say making iPhones in the U.S. isn’t feasible and could push retail prices as high as $3,500.
Munster's comments reinforce that Apple is focusing on strategic component manufacturing while preserving affordability for its core products by avoiding full-scale assembly in the U.S.
@GuyDealership@farzyness The truth is it’s business, most dealers/owners live by lead by greed..
Give back to communities or whatever it’s a tax break , it’s marketing in some sense, not back to their employees, keep them hungry.
All a game