Another bold prediction. Stocks are not really my "swamp", I do not follow the news and statistics, but maybe it's for the best, the analysis is purely technical.
Although it is possible that people in China will start to reject American brands and it will hit Apple sales hard. Also, I do not think that global demand for the new lineup will be at the same level, times are rolling in such that we will look fearfully at the utility bills.
Now it is very difficult to draw a wave formation, but I have indicated that by the spring we will have a 52% correction and within 4 years at most a decline to 85% (there is a possibility for 2 years).
Since Apple is number one in the S&P 500, I started with it. In general, studying the charts of the top companies, I had the impression that their growth without a hitch was due to their presence in the S&P 500, but times are changing.
Although it is possible that people in China will start to reject American brands and it will hit Apple sales hard. Also, I do not think that global demand for the new lineup will be at the same level, times are rolling in such that we will look fearfully at the utility bills.
Now it is very difficult to draw a wave formation, but I have indicated that by the spring we will have a 52% correction and within 4 years at most a decline to 85% (there is a possibility for 2 years).
Since Apple is number one in the S&P 500, I started with it. In general, studying the charts of the top companies, I had the impression that their growth without a hitch was due to their presence in the S&P 500, but times are changing.
