Apple shares fall due to Trump's threats

Trump imposes tariffs on Apple.


Apple shares fell more than 3%.

This decline came after President Trump threatened to impose new tariffs

of 25% on Apple if its products were not manufactured in the United States.

The president also emphasized that Apple phones destined for the United States

 must be manufactured entirely in the United States and nowhere else.

This threat sent the company's shares down about 3.2%.

S&P 500 futures fell 1.4%,

and Nasdaq futures fell 1.7%.


Technically:

The stock fell to $194, and the decline is expected to continue.

The previously identified buying demand zones remain at the 180.51 level.

These are currently considered the best buying zones for the stock,

based on the targets shown on the chart.

These are the 192.53, 206.35, and 218.37 levels, respectively.