The next few months are typically a strong time for Apple

Despite a disappointing run so far this year, history shows Apple can regain momentum in the coming months. JPMorgan analyst Samik Chatterjee pointed to the stock's outperformance compared with the S & P 500 in all but one of the past seven years when looking at a timeframe beginning in June and ending in mid-September. That's because investors typically grow excited into new iPhone releases. On average, over the past seven years, Apple shares have rallied 18% during this period. By comparison, the S & P 500 has risen less than 6%. That would be a welcome change for the personal technology giant, which has taken a beating this year as traders worried the company's high share of international manufacturing would hurt profit under President Donald Trump's tariff plan. Apple shares have tumbl