Apple still juicy?
🎁Tigers Topic Review (13): Is Apple still juicy?
@TigerClub:Hi Tigers😎, Welcome to Tigers Topic Review “Topic Review” is a new column set to highlight great comments on valuable topics discussed in our Tiger Community. 🎁Tigers Topic Review (12): this is how our stories with a stock began 🔥Tigers Topic Review (11): I like to eat meat, just like the tiger 🔥Tigers Topic Review (10): Vinfast not Winfast... Will Apple's share be much affected by China's ban? If so, in the long term or short term? These are some of the questions we're asking ourselves these few days. Reports that the Chinese government has banned iPhones for officials have sparked concern among many investors about Apple's share price. Many believe it is bound to suffer a setback because China is an extremely important market for Apple's phones and this news could cause a negative impact on its sales in China. But Apple's longstanding popularity among consumers keeps others optimistic. This situation presents an opportunity for the insightful ones. So, let's take a look at what Tigers said, their words may inspire you😎😎. 🐯Tigers who believe the ban will have an impact on Apple stock @Kaixiang China’s a huge market for Apple which has unfortunately become a victim of this trade war. This ban will inevitably cause a dent in Apple’s revenue and profits, and possibly followed by other upstream restrictions for example production. Continual expansion of the manufacturing capabilites in other country, i.e. India, will be imperative in mitigating this political risk. Apple is still rather pricey in terms of valuation. Shall wait for a more attractive entry point before loading up more shares. @Shyon Personally, I think China action to ban will affect Apple's stock as iPhone biggest market is currently from China without any doubt. It might be a great move from Chinese government to imply such restriction as some counter measures against US bans over the years. @TigerOptions China's actions and policies can indeed have an impact on $Apple(AAPL)$ 's stock price, given China's significant role in Apple's global supply chain and market. Any restrictions or bans imposed by Chinese authorities on Apple's products or services could potentially affect the company's revenue and, consequently, its stock price. Investors should monitor developments in China closely. @MHh I’m sure the ban will affect apple’s price because there will be both reduced sales and the production of parts by apple in china. Apple has to look for alternative countries. I will wait to pick up the stock at a good price as there is still potential growth in other countries. 🐯Tigers who believe Apple will remain intact @Joe W I don’t think so because Chinese still like Iphone so much because of social status, this is just temporary fall As usual the market so sentimental after this news came out, probably is political motive against the US. @Universe宇宙 China's ban does not affect Apple because consumers can remote in to their Apple phone using another phone that they bring to office to use. Besides, nowadays, many people are using at least 2 or more phones and at least one of the phone they own is Apple. This is good time to buy the dip and go all in if drop to less than USD 100. Remember do homework, don't copy. Hahaha [Chuckle] @Aqa 🍏🍏🍏 AAPL has gone up a lot. The China ban affect a very minimal small fraction of the existing clients, not even tenth of one percent. The drop in the share price is a market adjustment as a result of profit taking. Sell first take profit. Buy again when the next tound come. 😎That is the end of this episode. 🐯All the above comments are from our Tigers, we greatly appreciate their wonderful insights. ❤Hope this has given you some insights, and please let us know if you have any other ideas by commenting below (🎁As reward, the above contributors of this post will receive 15 Tiger Coins🎁) If you enjoyed this article, please like, comment, and share. See you Tigers next time!
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