Apple (AAPL) : The ONLY Tech Stock Worth Buying With The Threat Of War Looming
Apple (AAPL -2.15%) is a company that needs little introduction to most people. It is the largest consumer electronics company in the world, and with products including the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, the Mac line of PCs and laptops, and more, it has built an ecosystem of products used by a highly loyal customer base.
Recent results show no reason to believe demand is cooling off. In the 2025 holiday quarter, Apple generated more than $85 billion in iPhone sales alone, a figure management described as "staggering" demand.
Another interesting part of Apple's business is its Services unit, which has been the fastest-growing part of the company (and also is a high-margin revenue stream). Just to name a few examples, this includes sales on the App Store and products like Apple Music.
Furthermore, Apple’s ongoing quest for a $4 trillion market cap appears set to complete inevitably. Its biggest competition is Nvidia, which as mentioned previously is trailing by over $200M. However, Apple’s latest AI investment could help the company push ahead. Indeed, The iPhone maker previously announced a new partnership with Alibaba to support iPhones’ AI services offering in China. Not only is it a boost for Apple’s AI work, but increases its footprint in China, where the company has struggled of late. Picking back up this slack could send the stock back toward a target of $325.
In conclusion, while these updates don’t make Apple’s (AAPL) stock a surefire hit, the company’s recent momentum likely means big gains ahead.
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