Apple Has Its Worst Day of Trading Since Its Loss in March
For the past few days, Apple has been declining as it had its worst trading day since mid-March. AAPL is currently down 1.35% in pre-market trading.
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For the past few days, Apple has been declining as it had its worst trading day since mid-March. AAPL is currently down 1.35% in pre-market trading.
At the time of writing, the Dow Jones was at around 28,292.73 points, having lost 807 points, which is approximately 2.78%.
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Despite the green ticks seen in key tech stocks, traders appear to have taken profit off the shares of Apple and Tesla as both stocks strive to stabilize after the implementation of their respective stock splits.
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Apple expects a massive demand for its upcoming flagship 5G iPhone 12 and is all geared up for the launch next month in October 2020. Apple has successfully dodged the coronavirus economic slowdown and despite the contracting economy, it expects to do it in the coming quarters as well.