AAPL Apple’s shares will be range-bound in the near term. The current instability caused by the US government’s policies is creating a challenging environment for businesses, making it harder for them to commit to long-term investments. This uncertainty is likely to dampen consumer confidence, impacting Apple’s sales and growth prospects. Given these factors, I expect to see Apple’s stock oscillate between $220 and $250 for the foreseeable future. Traders should keep an eye on these levels for potential entry and exit points, as volatility may present opportunities within this range.
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AAPL Apple is seeing a strong pullback today after a solid two-week run, likely retracing into the mid to low 230s before finding support. We’ve now confirmed strong resistance at $247-$250, where sellers have stepped in aggressively.
Consumer confidence is low right now, and until there’s more certainty in the market, buyers may hesitate to push prices higher. If sentiment remains weak, we could see further downside pressure. However, a bounce from the 230s with increasing volume could signal a potential reversal. Keeping an eye on macro conditions and broader market momentum to gauge the next move.