Apple’s stock has taken a massive hit, falling 19% in just three days after President Trump imposed tariffs on key supply chain countries: China, Vietnam, and India. The drop has erased over $637 billion in market value, marking its lowest point since 2001. Despite the turmoil, analysts remain hopeful, predicting a 33% rise in the stock over the next year, citing oversold conditions and long-term confidence in Apple’s fundamentals. However, with China’s retaliatory tariffs and further U.S. duties looming, uncertainty remains high, leaving investors questioning Apple’s ability to rebound amid the ongoing trade war.

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