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$Apple(AAPL)$ Despite the significant uncertainties surrounding Trump's tariff policy, I believe this issue will be resolved in due course and won't have a lasting impact on Apple’s long-term growth. It’s likely that these tariffs will be rolled back in the next few weeks, or at most, months—especially if recession risks start to materialize. Apple’s strong standing in both $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ should provide solid support for its stock, helping to maintain demand and investor confidence. So, while the tariffs may cause some short-term bumps, they’re unlikely to derail AAPL’s long-term trajectory.

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ I’m not saying Microsoft stock won’t face more challenges, but the fact that it has remained relatively stable compared to the S&P 500 since February 2025 is telling. It suggests that investors see MSFT as a “safe haven” in the tech space as the market faces tougher times ahead. And let’s be honest, the road ahead is likely to be rocky, so investors might flock to companies like Microsoft, which are seen as solid, reliable bets in uncertain conditions. For tech investors, the recent selloff could present a good buying opportunity

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple hitting the 200-week moving average for the first time since January 2019 is definitely worth paying attention to. If you look back in history, every time the stock has hit or even undercut the 200-week MA, it’s turned into a solid buying opportunity. Going all the way back to the 2008 lows, this level has been a key point where the stock bounced hard. Remember May 2016? AAPL briefly closed below the 200-week MA for just one week, and that was *it*—it immediately started to rise again. If history repeats itself, this could be a golden chance to load up.

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Investors have only gotten this buying opportunity 5 times since it's inception. Right now is one of those times. The weekly RSI is now oversold as price retests the 2021 ATH at 349.67. I think it's safe to say MSFT is a good buy here. Microsoft is getting close to passing Apple to retake the throne 👑 as the largest stock in the world, It will outperform the market by a wide margin over the next 5+ years.

$Apple(AAPL)$ I’m starting to feel pretty bullish on Apple right now. The combination of attractive premiums on its stock and the current price levels makes me think we’re looking at a once-in-a-generation buying opportunity. Sure, the looming tariff risks are concerning, but history shows that these threats can often be scaled back. On top of that, we can't overlook Apple’s management team. They've been excellent at navigating tough global political climates and have always bounced back from challenges. As the market overreacts to the fear of a trade war, it’s important to remember Apple’s incredible resilience. At these price levels, the stock is looking pretty attractive, and I’m confident that now is a great time to

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Microsoft has definitely come down from its peak, dropping from $448 to $359, which is roughly a 20% correction. This brings its forward PE to 24, a much more reasonable level compared to the overvaluation concerns we had before. I think Q3 earnings are going to hit expectations, but the real test will be what the management says about future growth. If they can deliver a strong outlook, this stock could rebound, but if the growth story starts to slow down, we might see more pressure. MSFT still has a Hail Mary play left, especially with its big bets in cloud, AI, and other areas. If those start to hit, it could find its way back up

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple is definitely looking strong right now, especially with that flag pattern forming. If it breaks out, we could see a solid run towards $188. I’ve put a lot of money into AAPL because the dip looks like a prime opportunity for a bounce. Normally, I’d go with $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , but the drop on Apple has been so deep, it just felt like the right time to take the plunge with Apple. I’m feeling pretty bullish here—if that breakout happens, it could be a nice ride up!

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Microsoft’s performance today has been absolutely impressive! The stock is looking so strong, and I genuinely believe it’s just the beginning. There’s so much potential here, and I’m pretty excited to see where it goes next. With the way things are shaping up, I’m expecting more positive surprises from Microsoft in the near future. The rebound on the weekly chart seems to be in full swing, and I’m targeting a price range of $400-$410 this week.

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple is like a rock—steady as they come. No huge surprises, no wild swings, just solid, consistent returns year after year, around 10-15%. It’s like investing in a bond, but with better returns. Honestly, it’s almost like a “set it and forget it” stock. You don’t have to worry about it too much, and it just keeps bringing in that reliable growth. For anyone looking for stability with a little more upside than bonds, Apple is definitely the way to go. You can’t go wrong with that kind of consistency.

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ At this price, I’m not even worried about the downturn anymore. I’m all in—added more shares at $368. If it dips further, I’ll just keep adding. Honestly, I still see a lot of potential in this stock. My cash flow is solid, so why not load up a bit more? I’m confident it’ll bounce back, and with the market as volatile as it is, now feels like a good opportunity to take advantage of these lower prices. I’m holding strong and ready for whatever comes next.