Facing nearly $1 billion in new tariffs, Apple stays quiet on whether customers will feel the pinch at checkout.

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We expect iPhone prices to go up, regardless of tariffs. Here's how to decide whether you should make a purchase now or wait.

likely lowering demand as customers are turned away by the resultant sticker shock. These fears have seen investors ditch Apple stock, with a sell-off in after hours trading of more than 7%.

Tariffs could impact iPhone pricing and harm Apple. The stock still has a premium valuation attached to it. Although Apple is down significantly, I don't think today's prices are a buying opportunity.

It is a tumultuous time for Apple investors, but some good news came from Apple's earnings on Thursday as stock buybacks continue unabated at $100 billion, and dividends are rising to $0.26 per share.

Throw in the risk that Apple could see a significant portion of its operating income disappear, and I think the risks outweigh the reward with the stock, even after its pullback this year.

Apple's stock has dropped nearly 35% from its high, but is likely to be a first source of a market rebound. United States' tariffs on China could be devastating, but will probably not sink the ...

Heads up: this article is a “strong buy” case for the stock. Everyone knows Apple makes iPhones and Macs, but beyond that, there’s a lot more going on beneath the surface, and that’s ...

A case in point is Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock, which got slammed Monday, continuing last week’s deep decline. So, if I suggest that investors should “forget” about tariffs, I don’t mean it ...

Apple is a US-based company that relies heavily on a global supply chain to manufacture its products. As a result, the tech firm’s stock seems to be getting hit especially hard by the new ...