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Apple’s $640B Meltdown
PLUS: Trump’s second term leaves Silicon Valley’s IPO dreams shattered.
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What we’ll cover today:
Apple’s market cap nosedive — $640 billion wiped out in 3 days!
Trump’s second term leaves Silicon Valley’s IPO dreams shattered.
What analysts think Apple’s next move should be.
Why tech companies are putting public listings on hold.
Quick polls to see what you think!
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Apple, one of the world's biggest tech companies, just took a massive hit. President Trump’s new tariffs have caused Apple’s stock to nosedive, wiping out nearly $640 billion in market cap over three days. Other tech giants like Microsoft and Tesla also faced losses.
🚨 Breaking News:
Apple's stock price tanked another 3.7% on Monday, bringing its three-day market cap loss to a staggering $640 billion.
⚡ Wire Simplified:
Apple’s three-day loss: $640 billion in market cap.
Reason: Tariffs imposed by President Trump, with China hit hardest.
Apple may need to raise iPhone prices by up to $350.
Microsoft and Tesla also saw losses, but not as severe.
Apple is considering rearranging its supply chain to avoid tariffs.
✔️ Straight to the Point:
Apple's steep losses are tied to new tariffs, making the future uncertain. Analysts debate whether price hikes or supply chain shifts are the best move.
🎤 Should Apple raise prices to cope with the tariffs? |
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Silicon Valley’s bet on Trump’s second term is starting to look risky. After his re-election, tech valuations have plummeted, and IPO plans are getting pushed back. The Nasdaq just saw its worst week since the pandemic.
🚨 Breaking News:
Several tech companies have delayed their IPOs after the Nasdaq’s steep decline last week, worsened by Trump’s second term policies.
⚡ Wire Simplified:
Nasdaq just had its worst week since Covid five years ago.
Trump’s second term policies hit the tech sector hard.
Many tech companies are putting IPOs on hold.
Silicon Valley is now feeling the consequences of its support for Trump.
Analysts say it’s a terrible time to go public.
✔️ Straight to the Point:
The tech sector is struggling after betting on Trump, with falling valuations and postponed IPOs hinting at long-term challenges.
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