Apple's Trading Volume Drops 52% to $97 Billion, Ranks Fourth in Market

On March 24, 2025, Apple's trading volume reached $97.32 billion, a 52.12% decrease from the previous day, ranking fourth in the day's stock market. Apple (AAPL) rose 1.13%, marking two consecutive days of gains, with a total increase of 3.10% over the past two days.

Recent surveys indicate that Apple iPhone owners are delaying their upgrades, which could impact the company's growth trajectory. This trend has raised concerns among investors about Apple's future performance.

Apple is also exploring the idea of adding cameras and visual intelligence features to its smartwatch, aiming to enter the AI wearables market. This move could potentially drive new demand for Apple's products.

However, Apple's cautious approach to its AI rollout may result in lower-than-expected demand for the latest iPhone models. Some features that were initially available have been delayed, causing frustration among users and investors.

Delays in Apple Intelligence have led some investors to call for CEO Tim Cook's resignation, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the company's future direction.