Apple (AAPL) is relatively well-positioned to withstand tariffs, as it has “enormous pricing power,” Angelo Zino, a Technology Equity Analyst and Senior VP at CFRA Research said yesterday on Schwab Network. AAPL Has Many Attractive Qualities, Zino Says Calling AAPL one of the “safer” names in the tech sector, Zino also praised the company’s high […]...
Continue ReadingXLK is exposed to megatrends that should continue to advance over the coming decades regardless of the trade war. Read why XLK ETF gets a Sell rating from me...
Continue ReadingAs concern over tariff paralysis and prospect of stickier inflation continued to challenge investor confidence in historically expensive market in March, the S&P 500 dropped more than -5.6%...
Continue ReadingApple shares fell sharply in extended trading Wednesday after President Trump unveiled sweeping reciprocal tariffs, including a steep 34% import tax on China, the country where the iPhone maker manufactures about 90% of its products. Monitor these major chart levels...
Continue ReadingASML faces a 40% stock decline, slowing growth, and rising Chinese competition. Explore key risks and why it's a hold for now...
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Continue ReadingComputer and electronics makers are likely to face higher production costs after President Donald Trump announced new reciprocal tariffs on Asian nations. Trump said the reciprocal tariff rate on China will be 34%. Most of the world’s electronics are made in Asia, including Apple and Samsung smartphones, tablets, video game consoles, and big screen TVs...
Continue ReadingStocks sold off late Wednesday as President Trump's reciprocal tariffs proved to be harsher than many on Wall Street had expected...
Continue ReadingShares in some of the biggest U.S. technology and consumer firms fell late Wednesday following President Trump's announcement of significant tariffs, including 34% on China and 46% on Vietnam, nations that export large amounts of goods to America...
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