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📈 Today's Share Positions

Updated: June 24, 2025 – snapshot of key U.S. tech stocks

Symbol	Price (USD)	Change	Day High	Day Low	Volume	P/E	EPS
AAPL	201.50	+0.56 (0.28%)	202.59	199.01	55.8M	33.72	6.42
GOOGL	165.19	–1.47 (–0.88%)	167.65	162.20	57.7M	16.89	9.15
AMZN	208.47	–1.30 (–0.62%)	211.10	207.32	37.3M	—	—

Daily Analysis & Insights

Apple Inc (AAPL): Trading near $201.5 after recent upbeat earnings and strong iPhone demand. P/E sits at ~33.7, slightly elevated vs historical norms — suggesting investors price in growth. Volume at ~55.8M indicates healthy trading activity.

Alphabet (GOOGL): Down about 0.9% today, trading between $162.2–167.6. With a P/E ratio of 16.9, stock looks relatively cheap compared to tech peers. Watch for upcoming AI and search ad revenue updates.

Amazon (AMZN): Trading at $208.5, slightly negative. Earnings recently suggested margins improving in cloud and logistics. Volume is moderate—could signify consolidation.

Key Drivers Today

• Market's reaction to macro data – Fed’s yield curve updates, inflation numbers
• Earnings & forward guidance from Apple/Google/Amazon
• Sector rotation — funds into value or growth impacting P/E spreads

What to Watch

1. Apple’s product pipeline: AI headset, services revenue growth.
2. Alphabet’s ad revenue: Demand from SMB vs large clients.
3. Amazon’s margins: Cloud (AWS) and ads offsetting retail price pressure.

Portfolio Perspective

If you hold these stocks, consider:

• **AAPL:** Good medium-term growth but P/E high—watch for pullbacks as buying opportunities.
• **GOOGL:** Solid value play with strong fundamentals and reasonable valuation.
• **AMZN:** Watch AWS performance; retail dominance still intact but margins are key.

Allocation advice: Depending on risk appetite, maintain 20–30% in AAPL for stability, 15–25% GOOGL for value, 10–20% AMZN for growth & diversification.

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