Shares of the world’s biggest company by market capitalization are about to enter bear market territory, but that feat may present a buying opportunity, if history is any guide.
Since reaching a record price of $134.54 on April 24, Apple’s stock fell 17 percent as Wall Street predicts a slowdown in iPhone sales, the firm’s biggest source of revenue.
As Apple shares take a hit, CNBC Pro ran the numbers to find out how the stock could trade in the days ahead.
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