Apple, Gilead, and a Trillion-Dollar Question

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🗓️ 3 May 2017

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Apple slips on revenue concerns. Twilio tumbles on an Uber slowdown. And Gilead Sciences stumbles. Analysts Jeff Fischer and David Kretzmann tackle these stories and weigh in on a trillion-dollar question.

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0:00.0	Thanks to Slack for supporting Motley Fool.
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0:15.0	It's Wednesday, May 3rd. Welcome to Market Foolery.
0:16.0	I'm Matt Greer and joining me in studio we've got Jeff Fisher from Motley Full Pro
0:20.0	and Options and David Kretsman from Rule Breakers and Supernova.
0:23.8	Guys, welcome.
0:25.0	Hey Mack.
0:26.0	Guys, are you feeling it?
0:27.0	Feeling it?
0:28.0	Oh yeah, ready to go.
0:29.0	That did not sound very enthusiastic.
0:31.0	It's Wednesday.
0:32.0	I'm going to work with that. Okay well let's
0:35.0	begin with Apple shares of Apple down slightly in the wake of second quarter
0:39.0	earnings. David I look at these numbers and they look pretty good to me.
0:42.2	52.9 billion in revenue. David, I look at these numbers and they look pretty good to me.
0:43.0	52.9 billion in revenue, around 50 million iPhones
0:46.8	sold for the quarter, which is flat year over year.
0:50.5	Apple also increasing its dividend and buying back shares.
0:54.0	Yeah, I thought this was actually a pretty good quarter.
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