Apple's stock price has been falling for eight consecutive weeks, with market focus on Thursday's after hours financial report. According to Golden Ten Data on January 29th, Apple's public stock price is under pressure, and investors are trying to assess the impact of rapidly rising storage chip prices on its profits. Apple will release its financial report after the US stock market closes on Thursday, and the market will receive preliminary clues at that time. Since hitting a high on December 2nd, Apple's stock price has fallen more than 10%, the worst performing among the seven tech giants, and also the component stock with the largest drag on the S&P 500 index points during the same period. The stock has been declining for the eighth consecutive week, with the last longer record of consecutive declines dating back to 1993. This round of selling is at least partly due to market concerns that the soaring cost of storage chips will squeeze Apple's profit margins and profits. This issue even masks the positive progress of its AI program, and is expected to become more prominent when the supply contract expires in the second half of 2026. Analyst Sean Bucky, who holds a large stake in Apple, said that we have seen Apple face storage chip price pressure before, but it has never risen at such an unprecedented speed. There is obvious uncertainty in the market, and there are concerns that more bad news may come from the storage chip sector.