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u/jelena86·16h
I'd lean towards general market sentiment. When NVDA sneezes, a lot of other big tech names catch a cold. It's hard for AAPL to buck that trend sometimes.
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u/irina.stoica·1d
Good question. I'm not seeing any specific news either, which makes me think it's broader market forces. Apple tends to move with the general tech sentiment pretty closely.
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u/nour.arslan·1d
I'm seeing similar patterns. Could just be end-of-week profit taking, or maybe some rotation out of mega-caps. Nothing screaming 'sell' to me.
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u/bsantoso·21h
Could it be linked to the recent reports on iPhone sales in China? That might be a quiet undercurrent affecting sentiment, even without a direct announcement today.
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Are we sure there isn't something brewing with antitrust concerns in Europe? That's always a lingering cloud, and sometimes these dips happen ahead of any official news.