3 Reasons Apple Stock Is No Longer a Buy
Long-time investors should probably not sell, but investors should maybe think twice about adding shares.
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When it comes to the top artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, it seems like investors pay less attention to Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) than in prior years. Even after its founder and main innovator, Steve Jobs, passed away in 2011, its products remained popular for some years, and the stock became the primary holding of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway during that time.
Today, Apple remains Berkshire's largest holding, but it now makes up less than 20% of its portfolio, down from a peak of close to 50%. Although it may not be a sell for most investors, the stock is not looking like much of a buy in today's environment, and three reasons likely explain why.
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