Apple Stock's 27% Crash: Here's Where I Predict It Will Trade Next

The United States government is trying to upend global supply chains with China, slapping a tariff rate approaching 150% as of this writing on imports from China into the U.S. Multinational corporations are getting caught in the middle. Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) may be the company with the worst exposure.

Not only is the smartphone and computer brand a huge user of Chinese manufacturing and electronics assembly, it also sells billions of dollars' worth of products into the Chinese market every year. The sale of these products may be at risk due to retaliation from the Chinese government.

Unsurprisingly, Apple stock has crashed 27% from all-time highs on this news. But the pain may be far from over. Here's how tariffs could affect Apple's business, and where the stock could move through the rest of 2025.

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