Apple’s June 2025 Showdown: Bulls Eye $224 While Bears Growl at $173
Wall Street’s favorite fruit isn’t falling far from the tree—analysts predict a juicy $224 upside for Apple shares by June 2025, while skeptics warn of a bitter drop to $173.
Tech investors are split down the middle as Apple’s stock becomes the ultimate Rorschach test: innovation powerhouse or overvalued gadget peddler? The $51 gap between targets screams volatility ahead.
One thing’s certain: whichever side wins, hedge fund managers will still take home their 2-and-20 cut. Some things never change in the casino of modern finance.
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Leading price prediction firm LongForecast has estimated that Apple stock could move above its weight in June 2025. According to the price prediction, AAPL could reach a high of $225 this month. That’s an uptick and return on investment (ROI) of approximately 12.5% from its current price of $200.
On the downside, the forecast warns that Apple stock could slip to the $173 range if the markets turn volatile. That’s a downturn of nearly 13.5% from its current value. Both the predictions estimate equal amounts of gains and losses depending on the situation of the markets.
Apple Stock: A Good Bet For the Long-Term?
Apple is among the ‘Magnificent 7’ and an investment in it is always encouraged as the stock has long-term potential. It is also among the biggest companies in the world with a market cap of $3.56 trillion. The tech giant has a wide range of revenue streams from smartphones to cloud storage and home entertainment devices. The company has also extended wireless services making it the top player in the industry for this segment.
The firm is also in the AI race and integrated the technology into the latest iPhone 16 model. Speculations are rife that the next iPhone 17 will have better AI technology that can stand apart from its competitors. The release window for the next model is in September along with the iWatch. Therefore, Apple stock could surge in value if the iPhone 17 hits all the right buttons in terms of performance and pricing.
