Apple stocks are interesting but why Buffett sold them?

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Apple stocks are interesting but why Buffett sold them?Apple Inc.BATS:AAPLInvest_life A bear market has begun in the markets, which will not bypass the main flagship in the technology sector. The company's business model continues to remain resilient. Apple's product line ecosystem continues to generate stable profits. The company has a lot of free cash on its balance sheet to continue repurchasing its shares from the market. AAPL Apple's fundamental support is very strong from all sides: government trust, passive inflows from index funds, a large cache of cash, a stable business and very warm words from a legendary investor. On Tuesday, Buffett appeared on CNBC's financial program "Squawk Box." In his commentary, he lavished compliments on Apple CEO Tim Cook. Buffett suggested that the current CEO has even surpassed late co-founder Steve Jobs. Calling the company's products "outstanding," he declared full confidence in its future. It is worth noting that last year Buffett recorded 50-100 billion $ in profit from the sale of these shares! He comments that he “regrets the early sale.” But according to technical analysis, the company does not look that interesting. That's why Buffett doesn't buy, he sells. Now the shares are at the upper limit of the ascending channel, which began in 2016. As part of this channel, the asset may decline by -30% - this has already happened in 2022. However, despite the fact that the stock was in a bear market, the price did not break the upward trend. This indicates a strong trend, but a downward correction is a more likely scenario for 2026. The downside potential can reach -30%! The upside potential is very limited ~+20% from the current price. From a risk/profit point of view, this transaction is not interesting, since the ratio is less than 1:2. The stock will become interesting to buy at the levels of $200 and $220. I will keep an eye on this stock and if i or Buffet start buying, i will definitely report it on my social networks. I test all ideas with my own money before recommending anything to you.