![]() ![]() ![]() If that “iPhone subscription program” talk sounds familiar, it should. …if we look beyond the near-term, we see a catalyst- rich event path over the next 12 months that is underappreciated by investors, including reaccelerating iPhone and Services growth, record gross margins, two new product launches, and the potential introduction of an iPhone subscription program. …weaker consumer electronics spending, a challenging macro backdrop, FX headwinds, iPhone production shortages, and lingering COVID restrictions are headwinds that are likely to result in Apple’s first fiscal year of revenue and EPS declines since 2019.Īfter that, cue the sun. ![]() Basically - the near-term for Apple looks weak, but past that it’s sunshine and lollipops. Apple 3.0 ran part of a note from Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring, which was also written up by AppleInsider. Here’s one you don’t hear that much these days: A financial firm has raised its 12-month price target on Apple shares. Morgan Stanley Ups AAPL Price Target to $180 One firm raises its price target on Apple shares, two tales of Apple manufacturing in India, and three countries get better Apple Maps. ![]()
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