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Dylan Lewis started the discussion by reflecting on how, over the last 12 months, Apple’s stock has declined by approximately 20%. This contrast is striking, considering that the previous year saw a surge of over 60% in the same period. Lewis shared his personal investing approach, mentioning that he continued to buy shares through the highs and lows, emphasizing the importance of dollar-cost averaging. Hamilton noted how challenging it can be to stay invested through such volatility but acknowledged the broader context: Apple’s recent downturn comes after a period of impressive gains, and investors are now reassessing the company's current valuation.