$Tesla(TSLA.US) and $Apple(AAPL.US) have both been performing well recently, but I think Apple's stability is still stronger.

Current economic data points to a soft landing, and the tech stock rally continues. Tesla has risen to $260 per share, with too much AI expectation built in despite declining year-on-year sales and weak fundamentals, which actually increases the risk.

Currently, its stability is clearly inferior to Apple's, whether it's the resurgence of Apple's computer shipments (IDC data shows a 21% growth in personal computer shipments in Q2, the largest increase among global PC manufacturers) or the market rumors of increased iPhone 16 inventory targets after the 618 promotion boosted iPhone 15 sales. Apple's fundamentals are relatively better.

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