Apple
Apple Inc. — Nasdaq, United States
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What is Apple?
Apple designs and sells the iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch and services (App Store, iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV+). It is the world's 2nd-largest company by market capitalization, valued at nearly $4.8 trillion in mid-2026. Services now make up a growing share of its revenue, offering higher and more recurring margins than hardware sales.
How do I invest in Apple stock?
The stock can be bought directly on the Nasdaq through any online broker, or indirectly via a technology/Nasdaq 100 ETF, in which Apple carries one of the heaviest weightings. Apple pays a modest quarterly dividend (yield around 0.3%) and runs massive share buybacks, which reduce the number of shares outstanding and support earnings per share.
What are the main risks and drivers for Apple?
Reliance on the iPhone (still a large share of revenue), exposure to the Chinese supply chain, and US-China trade tensions are closely watched risks. On the other hand, growth in Services, the integration of artificial intelligence into its devices, and the loyalty of its ecosystem are the main drivers highlighted by investors.
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