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- Apple ditched plans to develop a stock trading feature for the iPhone after last year's bear market, sources told CNBC.
- The company was working with Goldman Sachs on the idea, but eventually pivoted to a high-yield savings account.
- Fear over user backlash if people lost money trading stocks led to the pivot, according to the report.
Apple ditched plans to launch a stock trading feature within the iPhone after last year's brutal bear market, according to a report from CNBC.