Exciting days are ahead for Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), as the company gears up for a new $100 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing in an attempt to ramp up domestic production and sidestep potential tariffs.
Following the news, Apple stock was up 3.62% on Wednesday, August 6, with the market eagerly awaiting CEO Tim Cook’s updates on the investment.
Apple stock price prediction
To set an Apple stock price target for August 31, Finbold’s AI prediction agent used multiple LLMs to generate an average forecast for improved accuracy while incorporating momentum-based indicators into its context. You can experiment with the existing prompts or create your own. Try here now.
In our prediction, the AI analyzed moving average convergence/divergence (MACD), relative strength index (RSI), stochastic oscillators, and 50-day moving averages (MA).
Based on the aggregated results, the average Apple price by the end of the month sits at $209.17, representing a potential 2.56%% upside from the current price of $203.94.
Among the three LLMs used in the prediction, Claude 3.5 Sonnet was the most optimistic, projecting a price of $215.75 and implying an upside potential of 5.79%.
ChatGPT4-o and Grok 2 were likewise bullish, although to different degrees. OpenAI’s flagship model predicts the price will reach $206.50, a 1.26% upside potential from the current price. xAI’s model, on the other hand, predicted a price of $205.25, suggesting a modest upside of 0.64%.
Apple performance
Apple reported a strong fiscal third quarter on July 31, 2025, driven largely by a resurgence in iPhone sales. Indeed, the revenue generated by the company’s flagship product jumped 13% year-over-year in the biggest quarterly sales growth since 2021.
Mac sales also climbed 15% in the same period, mostly due to the newly launched M4 MacBook Air. In total, Apple’s overall product revenue rose 8% to $66.6 billion.
As for the already mentioned tariffs, the company incurred $800 million in tariff-related expenses during the quarter and expects that figure to climb to $1.1 billion in the next one.
Accordingly, the ongoing U.S. production strategy and soon-to-be-announced investment plans are likely to be the key components of future price analyses.
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