Why Apple Is Poised to Lead FAANGs in 2019

The video discusses the potential of Apple transitioning to a service-based model, which could lead to more predictable revenue streams and stable margins. It also highlights Apple's position among FANG stocks, suggesting it may outperform others due to its service segment. The video then shifts focus to Tesla, predicting a strong 2019 despite increased competition, emphasizing Tesla's market share and production capabilities.

What is the main idea behind viewing Apple as a service?

• Considering the entire business as a predictable subscription model

• Focusing solely on Apple's hardware sales

• Emphasizing Apple's marketing strategies

• Highlighting Apple's retail store expansion

How does Apple's services segment compare to its hardware in terms of margins?

• The services segment has about the same margins as hardware

• The services segment does not contribute to margins

• The services segment has lower margins than hardware

• The services segment has higher margins than hardware

What strategy is Apple using to diversify its revenue sources?

• Developing subscription models for various products

• Increasing iPhone prices

• Expanding into the food industry

• Focusing on retail store openings

What is a key factor in Tesla's expected growth despite increased competition?

• Maintaining its market share in the electric vehicle sector

• Decreasing production of Model 3

• Focusing on gasoline-powered vehicles

• Reducing the number of electric models

What is Tesla's goal regarding free cash flow and profitability in 2019?

• To reduce the number of employees

• To focus solely on Model Y development

• To achieve and sustain positive free cash flow and profitability

• To decrease production costs significantly

What is a potential challenge for Tesla's Model 3 production?

• Decreasing battery efficiency

• High production costs

• Inability to produce 5000 units per week

• Lack of demand for electric vehicles

What is a significant concern for Tesla as tax credits begin to fade?

• Decreased interest in Model Y

• Decreased demand for electric vehicles

• Increased competition from gasoline vehicles

• Increased production costs