After Tesla massacre, analysts say Apple inventory may fall under $100 in 2023 By Investing.com

By Senad Karaahmetovic

As Tesla (NASDAQ:) inventory selloff continues to dominate headlines (down 42% month-to-date), some analysts imagine the bears could also be turning their focus towards Apple (NASDAQ:).

Apple inventory value hit a contemporary year-to-date (YTD) low at $125.87 yesterday with the bears now trying to take a look at the 2022 downtrend channel help within the low $120s.

Analysts at BTIG warn that Apple inventory may very well be breaking down quickly. They flag the 200 weekly shifting common at $113.72 as the following potential goal for bears.

“As we enter 2023, our sense is eyes will shift to Apple which continues to be flirting with its June lows round $129, however relative power has firmly damaged under its June lows,” they instructed purchasers in a word.

The analysts additionally see the potential for a much bigger pullback in Apple inventory, which is down 29% YTD.

“There’s a very massive unfilled hole at $96 from July 2020,” they wrote and added that each the 200 WMA and a spot could also be “in play for 2023.”

On Tesla inventory, the analysts added:

“The 100-105 zone seems to be a possible space of help. That does not imply we get a giant snap-back rally, but it surely ought to cease the bleeding.”

Apple inventory value is up about 1% in pre-market Thursday.