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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money. It's the Motley Fool Money

radio show. I'm Chris Hill, joining me in studio this week's Senior Analyst Jason

Moser, Andy Cross and Ron Gross. Good to see you as always gentlemen. Hey Chris.

It is earnings, Paloza. We have got so many stories. We don't even have a guest this

week, but as always, we will give you an inside look at the stocks on our radar. And for the

second week in a row, we begin with a company joining Club Trillion, if only for a short

time. Yes, Apple's market cap. Briefly, Cross the $1 trillion mark after its second quarter

report showed double digit growth in the services division and the wearables division. And

that's good, Andy, because the iPhone division revenue was about $6.5 billion lighter than

a year ago. Yeah, moving in the wrong direction there. It's really the wearables and services

as Apple continues to transition away from the iPhone. The services now make up 20% of

total sales up from 16% last quarter. Gross margins two times as high as on the product side.

So really the new services Apple card coming on. Apple Arcade, which is mobile gaming,

is streaming. Obviously, we've been talking a lot about Apple news. It's actually starting

to have a lot more relevance now. The wearables themselves, just the wearables, Chris, was

up 50%. So that's things like AirPods and the Apple Watch. So as they continue to push

and push further away from the iPhone transition away from the iPhone, which the sales have

not been good. I think they had the worst quarter of iPhone sales. The steepest drop of

all time. It's really about the wearables. And that's good for the profit picture. Revenue

is not growing. They continue to buy back a load of stock that drives the stock price

up to basically back where it was six months ago and almost that trillion dollar mark as

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