Apple's Weird iPhone Curse: AAPL Stock Drops on Launch Day, Jumps the Next — Every Year for Almost 20 Years
Apple shares have a strange habit around iPhone launches: slip on reveal day, then bounce back higher the next session.
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Why It Matters
Apple's stock often dips the day it shows off new iPhones, then goes up the next day—a pattern that keeps happening year after year. When you see this happen, remember it's a pattern to notice, not something that always predicts what comes next.
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