From CNBC:

Apple became the first $3 trillion company in June but has since seen its stock drop to $170 per share, with a market cap of $2.63 trillion. Competing with Microsoft, worth $2.99 trillion, Apple faces challenges with slowing iPhone sales and macroeconomic headwinds.
Apple’s decline can be attributed to slowing iPhone sales, falling Mac and iPad sales, and macroeconomic uncertainties. A recent 1.8 billion euro fine from the European Commission further adds to Apple’s troubles.
Apple’s future remains uncertain as it faces challenges in AI innovation and its valuation. It may need to reevaluate its growth strategies to attract investors and potentially reposition itself in the market.
Investors should carefully consider Apple’s current challenges and future prospects before making investment decisions. Check out The Motley Fool’s 10 best stock picks for potential investment opportunities.



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