Traders prepare him for greater losses and technology in 'Eye of the Storm'

US President Donald Trump insists on his position not to withdraw the target of customs duties he launched last week, and market analysts have started the worst scenarios of companies most vulnerable to these fees, and what they expect is never good. Paul Nolte, the Murphy & Sylift Wealth Management, sees that the oppressive expectations regarding the continued imposition of customs duties and the most important economic damages that can lead to a decline in the shares of high -value technology companies by about 50%. The high technology businesses, the expected pressure on profits due to the fees imposed on imports. “If weaker economic data occurs, this sales trend can continue for a longer period. We have not yet seen any indicators about a possible negotiation or end of this crisis,” Nolte said. The worst performance technology has incurred the Nasdac index 100 worst week since the CoveYyd-19 crisis in 2020, and the worst performance shares were over the past month and a half sectors of the S&B 500. manufacturing abroad. The semiconductor index fell 16%last week, while the shares of “Apple” – which manufacture most of its devices in China – fell by 14%, and Del Technologies fell by 22%. There are no indications at the end of this crisis, analyst Paul Nolti, paralysis in supply chains, analysts of the “city group”, led by Christopher Danley, wrote in a research note last week that the continuation of customs duties for one month could lead to “paralysis” due to the uncertainty and low demand. In the case of an economic recession, the shares of Chip companies, according to their estimates, may fall by at least 20%. Analysts pointed out that the effect of the fees is ‘almost impossible to appreciate’ due to the length and complexity of the geographical supply chains of the semiconductor sector. Despite the efforts of Apple to diversify supply chains since the first term of Trump, these steps will not protect the company from the impact of the fees that affect many Asian countries in which their products are made. Apple shares can reduce an additional 10% Howard Chan and the analyst in Rosenblatt, Barton Crochet, may experience the costs associated with fees of up to $ 40 billion, which, if not transferred to the consumer, can eradicate about a third of its profits. Apple is one of the biggest threats on its part, and Howard Chan, CEO of Kurv Investment Management, is of the opinion that Apple’s share could fall by an extra 10% due to fees and a possible consumer demand. He continued: “In the worst scenarios, if (Apple) cannot get an exemption as during the previous trade war, we are a situation in which everything goes in the wrong direction, and it will be very difficult to determine the bottom.” Despite the decline in the “Nasdaq 100” index, the judgments are still high as it currently trades the previous profits 28 times, compared to an average of 25 times over the past decade. “The technological sector is already in the eye of the storm, it is most exposed in terms of the percentage imported goods, as well as in terms of income outside the United States. Investors find it difficult to calculate this matter within profit expectations, and for this reason this sector is getting more and more strikes.” How can you overthrow the duties that storm US technology stocks? Trump, despite the expected losses, insists on customs duties. The expectation of the shares of technology companies will fall by about 50%. The worst-performing technology since the Covid-19 crisis. Fees are threatened with paralysis in semiconductor supply chains. Apple is threatened with large losses of $ 40 billion.