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354.88 USD -0.48 (-0.14%)

At closeNov 12, 2026, 7:59 PM EST

354.98 +0.10 +0.03%

After hours · Nov 12, 7:59 PM ET

354.42 Day range 359.37
243.42 52-week range 359.37
YTD
+30.54%
1 year
+29.77%

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Nippsy AAPL 1 year ago #1401

Maybe we go back to @178 then bounce back. It’s China playing games.

StockMaster AAPL 1 year ago #1402

$AAPL...A president makes recommendations for the stock market and cryptocurrencies on his social media platform? Isn't this and insider trading in the US a conflict of interest that should be investigated? Completely unimaginable in Europe... Did he go long before his announcement to pause tariffs for 90 days? Trump only creates chaos, is completely unpredictable, and makes decisions like a child... that is completely undignified and unacceptable for the world's largest economy. His image has been completely destroyed globally and can no longer be repaired.
Greetings from Germany

Tostao AAPL 1 year ago #1403

$AAPL
Is there a risk in foreign countries buying US debt?

Foreign ownership of US debt introduces several risks that can impact economic stability.

Foreign entities holding significant amounts of US Treasury securities could potentially influence US economic policies. They might impact economic decisions or create instability by rapidly selling off their holdings, which could raise interest rates and disrupt financial markets.

The US is vulnerable to changes in the global economic landscape due to its reliance on foreign financing. Shifts in foreign economic policies, global financial crises, or changes in investor sentiment can lead to decreased purchases or accelerated selloffs of US debt, affecting US interest rates and financial stability.

Additionally, reliance on external financing to cover US deficits creates a dependency that may prove unsustainable. If foreign demand for US debt decreases, financing future deficits could become more challenging, potentially necessitating higher domestic interest rates to attract necessary capital.

This reliance on foreign capital to finance deficits necessitates a trade deficit, with the US importing more than it exports. This situation contributes to the national debt and could lead to economic imbalances that affect various sectors, potentially impacting jobs and industries within the US.

Nippsy AAPL 1 year ago #1404

We will turn Green today and try to brake the @200 plus !!

Member AAPL 1 year ago #1405

To hell with china they will suffer communist government but they are good people in China good investors who invest all over the world until their corrupt government get involved.

Member AAPL 1 year ago #1406

China stupid they have more to loose with 300 billion deficit compared to america

Joebob AAPL 1 year ago #1410

Hey gas prices are down 7 cents a gallon bad thing is my 401k lost 125000 dollars. Just fantastic job