From Nasdaq: 2025-04-21 15:00:00

The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF, tracking top stocks, is down 18% due to tariffs. Investors eye cheaper stocks for potential gains. Apple and Meta Platforms, down 17% and 13% respectively, are seen as promising. Wall Street analysts favor Apple for more upside potential.

Apple faces potential tariff impact, with costs rising if products made in the U.S. Wedbush analyst estimates $30 billion cost to shift supply chain. Despite current uncertainties, long-term bullish sentiment prevails on Apple. Analysts give buy rating, with average price target suggesting 18% upside.

Meta Platforms, less impacted by tariffs, faces potential ad spend impact in an economic slowdown. However, viewed as valuable ad spend source, possibly more resilient. Analysts see 39% upside potential, with company investing heavily in AI for clear benefits in advertising space.

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