Apple is the worst-performing Magnificent Seven stock in 2025, down 20%, largely due to global trade and AI challenges.Analysts attribute Apple's decline to factors like trade war uncertainties and potential tariffs on foreign-made iPhones.President Trump's threats of tariffs have intensified concerns, especially as most iPhones are assembled in China.Goldman Sachs sees Apple stock as attractive, with a 'buy' rating and a 27% upside potential.UBS maintains a 'neutral' rating on Apple, projecting a 5% upside, even with potential 25% tariffs on iPhones.CFRA Research suggests buying Apple stock for long-term investors, citing growth prospects and resilience.Main Street Research also advocates buying Apple amidst uncertainties, anticipating improvements in AI and trade issues.Wedbush Securities regards Apple as well-equipped to handle tariff challenges, with CEO Tim Cook's strategies applauded.Melius Research emphasizes Apple's long-term potential, highlighting initiatives in AI, services, and a sizable device base.Clockwise Capital takes a cautious stance, selling off Apple stock due to tariff risks, despite Apple's market strength.