AAPL closed the week at 347 near record highs after starting at 344, retaking the world's most valuable company title and its place in the $5 trillion club; its chart shows higher peaks and higher troughs, a powerful graph, and the two-to-three-thousand-dollar iPhone Duo is drawing long queues.

Moving on to Apple. The stock started the week at 344. Apple saw a slight rise, closing the week at 347, which is near record highs . This comes as Apple has reclaimed its position as the world's most valuable company, surpassing Nvidia, after losing the top spot to Nvidia and Microsoft over the past two years, but is now re- establishing its place in the $5 trillion club.

This is happening amid more advertising from the company. These are more ads than I'm used to from Apple. They held an event last week. It's clear they held an iPhone event a few weeks ago , and now there's the upcoming "Pro Intel" event on October 28, which is expected to unveil new MacBook Pro devices, among other things, including a MacBook Pro that may have a touchscreen.

You are also expecting a new iPad. Since John Ternos is in charge , he's introducing new products as quickly as possible.

Now, the company is partnering with local manufacturers of vital components for both iPhones, but it seems to me that there is a more important product, which is the iPhone Duo.

This is the foldable phone that costs thousands of dollars. I tell you, if you have one, you're really cool, as the iPhone Duo now ranks among the best foldable phones ever . And I tell you, it's better that way .

The company waited years to bring it to market, and from what I've seen, people are very happy with it. It's better that they are , given that it costs between two and three thousand dollars, and there are long queues to get it.

Now, technology companies like Netflix may be in this boat, but most likely you have Amazon, and Google in particular, and maybe Apple too, I do n't know, but maybe Disney too, along with traditional cable companies like Comcast and Fox, who are bidding for these rights.

Apple, wow, look at that. Just higher peaks and higher troughs. A powerful graph.