Apple becomes a “safe haven” in tech
As the AI wave gathers pace, Apple rises against the trend
Apple shares are up 28% in 2026, making it the S&P 500’s biggest contributor this year
The only “Magnificent Seven” stock to post a strong gain this year
After rising just 8% in 2025 to finish last, Apple makes a dramatic 180-degree turnaround in 2026
As the AI boom threatens to become a bubble, Apple holds its ground
It avoids the AI infrastructure frenzy and stays focused on hardware
Its new foldable iPhone Duo continues to lead the consumer market
When investors panic, money flows to Apple for safety
Jordan McCall, a senior portfolio manager at Russell Investments, says:
“Apple has ample liquidity, making it a high-quality hedge against AI volatility”
Russell Investments manages $418 billion in assets, and several of its funds hold Apple
As AI sentiment swings, Apple becomes a shock absorber for the tech sector
Not every tech stock is scrambling to get in on AI
Some companies would rather keep their heads down and focus on the fundamentals
Apple’s countertrend performance may be what the market is really about
As the AI wave gathers pace, Apple rises against the trend
Apple shares are up 28% in 2026, making it the S&P 500’s biggest contributor this year
The only “Magnificent Seven” stock to post a strong gain this year
After rising just 8% in 2025 to finish last, Apple makes a dramatic 180-degree turnaround in 2026
As the AI boom threatens to become a bubble, Apple holds its ground
It avoids the AI infrastructure frenzy and stays focused on hardware
Its new foldable iPhone Duo continues to lead the consumer market
When investors panic, money flows to Apple for safety
Jordan McCall, a senior portfolio manager at Russell Investments, says:
“Apple has ample liquidity, making it a high-quality hedge against AI volatility”
Russell Investments manages $418 billion in assets, and several of its funds hold Apple
As AI sentiment swings, Apple becomes a shock absorber for the tech sector
Not every tech stock is scrambling to get in on AI
Some companies would rather keep their heads down and focus on the fundamentals
Apple’s countertrend performance may be what the market is really about