Apple (AAPL) is trading at $310.67 on June 5, pressing into an ascending black trendline support on the 1H timeframe, with the RSI reading 43.79 and buyers defending the $309 to $310 area before WWDC 2026 kicks off on Monday June 8. The Q2 FY2026 earnings released last month showed revenue hit $111.2 billion, iPhone revenue climbed to $57 billion, a 22% gain year-over-year, services sales reached a new peak of $31 billion, and Apple has an installed base of 2.2 billion active devices. The Q2 FY2026 results represent a 17% year-over-year revenue gain, with the iPhone 17 series exceeding replacement expectations. Greater China and India both posted solid results. The $31 billion in Services revenue is a new record, and the 2.2 billion active device installed base provides a monetizable Services growth runway. The June 8-12 WWDC 2026 is the most crucial product launch for AAPL’s stock path, as the market looks for an AI software offering that makes older models feel outdated, potentially triggering a full-fledged super-cycle if features are only available on newest models and integrate into day-to-day workflows.