Because of the COVID-19 epidemic, Apple closed the US 10% stores again. How much impact did this have on Apple?

Apple's massive closure of its stores in the American market will lead to a serious decline in its product sales. If it is serious, it will also lead to a sharp drop in Apple's share price. Of course, we also see that Apple is not the only company that has closed many stores in the United States. In fact, many American companies have reduced the opening of their offline stores. This is mainly because the situation in the American market has been in a very chaotic stage. If it is not restored to a stable state as soon as possible, the American economy may experience a serious decline, and then Apple's share price will be greatly damaged.

The American market is actually a market that Apple attaches great importance to. Because the American market is very helpful to the growth of Apple's sales. However, due to the chaotic situation this year, Apple had to cut costs. Of course, we see that Apple in the United States has not closed the sales channels of online stores. So from this perspective, American Apple hopes to reduce offline personnel expenses in this way. Because Apple has many offline stores in the United States, these stores are also of great significance to the sales of Apple products. It can be said that closing these stores is also Apple's helpless move.

Of course, Apple will not close these stores permanently. If the US market returns to stability, I believe that Apple will reopen these closed stores. If Apple closes these stores permanently, it will definitely be used by other mobile phone manufacturers. In that case, Apple's share in the American market will be greatly reduced, so I believe that Apple will never do such a thing.

Of course, from now on, there will be a sharp decline in the global economy this year. But we see that Apple has huge cash flow to cope with the impact of the economic downturn on its own company, so we are not worried that Apple will be affected by the economic downturn.