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Sign InIn a move that strengthens supply chain stability for the global tech sector, Broadcom has extended its strategic chip partnership with Apple through 2031. According to reports, this long-term agreement secures Broadcom's position as a critical supplier for iPhone components for the next seven years. Simultaneously, MicroStrategy disclosed selling $216 million worth of Bitcoin under a newly introduced treasury framework, a dual development that saw Broadcom shares rise 4.6% on Monday.
These shifts occur as semiconductor firms compete intensely to lock in multi-year contracts with big tech leaders, with Apple (AAPL) shares trading at $312.66 per market data (close July 6, 2026). In comparison, peers like Microsoft (MSFT) closed at $385.93 and Meta (META) at $600.97 on the same date. MicroStrategy's Bitcoin sale marks a tactical adjustment for the largest corporate holder of the digital asset, as it navigates portfolio rebalancing under its new financial framework.
Traders should watch Broadcom (AVGO) price action, which stood at $376.78 (close July 6, 2026), as it faces potential resistance near its recent daily high of $383.15. While the upcoming economic calendar shows no direct catalysts for these specific equities in the next week, the stability of MicroStrategy (MSTR) at $100.77 (close July 2, 2026) will depend on broader crypto market sentiment and the execution of its revised treasury strategy.