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Apple stock: growth or decline after revenue decrease?

BATS:AAPL   Apple Inc
Due to the economic downturn in China, Apple Inc.'s revenue has been declining for the fourth consecutive quarter. Additionally, it faces growing competition from Huawei.

However, the expectations of investment experts are still higher than the issuer's current stock prices despite JPMorgan experts lowering their forecast to 225 USD. As we can see, the growth potential for Apple's capitalisation remains evident.

This is why our focus today is on the Apple Inc. stock chart (NASDAQ: AAPL).

On the D1 timeframe, support has formed at 187.45, with resistance at 191.40. There is a stable upward trend after the "Descending Wedge" pattern breakdown.

On the H1 timeframe, a rebound from the level of 191.20 could lead to a price increase targeting 198.26. In the medium term, the price could hover around 225.

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