Apple Battles With The EU Over App Store Policies While Their 30% Recovery Could Propel Their Stock To New Record Highs
Portfolio Pulse from Zaheer Anwari
Apple faces scrutiny from the EU over App Store policies, potentially violating the Digital Markets Act. Despite legal challenges, Apple's financial performance remains strong, regaining its position as the world's second-largest by market capitalization. Nvidia's stock drop allowed Apple to reclaim this position, though Nvidia is recovering. Apple's stock is up 10% this year, with potential to reach new highs.
June 27, 2024 | 4:20 pm
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Apple is under scrutiny by the EU for potentially violating the Digital Markets Act, which could result in a fine of up to 10% of its global revenue. Despite this, Apple's stock has shown strong performance, up 10% this year, and recently reclaimed its position as the world's second-largest by market capitalization.
The EU's scrutiny over Apple's App Store policies could lead to significant fines, but Apple's strong financial performance and recent stock gains suggest resilience. The stock's upward trend may continue, but regulatory challenges could introduce volatility.
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IMPORTANCE 90
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Nvidia's stock dropped by 15%, allowing Apple to reclaim its position as the world's second-largest by market capitalization. However, Nvidia is showing signs of recovery, indicating ongoing competition for market dominance.
Nvidia's recent stock drop has impacted its market capitalization, allowing Apple to reclaim the second-largest position. However, Nvidia's recovery suggests that the competition for market dominance will continue, potentially affecting both stocks.
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