To The Moon

$苹果(AAPL)$ Apple had a rough start to the year. On Friday, local time, Apple’s stock price closed down 0.4% to $181.18 per share. In the past four trading days this year, Apple's stock price has fallen by 5.9%. And from the K-line point of view, it has fallen below the support of the 60-day line. At the same time, Apple has been downgraded twice by investment banks, and it is facing an antitrust lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Justice. Does this mean that it will lose its throne as the "stock king" and its stock price will drop? What about a big drop?

Let's put aside what happened above and look at four graphs, two of which are Apple's quarterly and annual income statements for this year, and the other two are Apple's quarterly and annual balance sheets.

From the picture, we can clearly know that Apple's profits are very stable, and its own income has not been affected by the bad news in the market. Moreover, liabilities are also being consciously reduced, and the emphasis on current assets is also increasing year by year. It is also Apple's adaptation to the changes in the market.

Furthermore, we must also pay attention to Apple’s hidden benefits that may be overlooked by investors: Apple’s new patent is approved, and Apple’s self-developed chip M3 Ultra is about to be released, a new performance breakthrough.

In the capital market, we cannot follow the trend. The apple cake affects many big capitals. We have to discover the sweet chocolates embellished on this cake.

Therefore, all the bad news is good news. I personally think that before it rebounds and rises, you can open a position and buy it based on the "334" principle of your personal investment amount. You can send me a private message to inquire about the buying and selling price.