Once again, the amateurs beat the pros.
In its first fiscal quarter of 2025, Apple beat easily on the top and bottom lines. iPhone sales were weak, as expected, but Services revenue were strong, as were sales of Macs and iPads.
From "Apple earnings preview: Here's what to expect" which aired Thursday on CNBC.
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From Matthew Fox' "Wall Street is cautious on iPhone sales ahead of Apple earnings but analysts hope AI will shine" posted Tuesday by Business Insider.
From "Apple's multiple will have to fall 20% for me to be interested, says Oppenheimer's Martin Yang" which aired Wednesday on CNBC.
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From Ben Lovejoy's "Apple named Fortune’s Most Admired Company for 18th year running" posted Thursday by 9to5Mac.
Premarket: Apple was green, turned red
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1 year agoFrom CNBC's "Stock futures rise after Meta Platforms, Tesla report earnings" posted early Thursday.
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1 year agoFriend-of-the-blog Gregg Thurman asks, AI answers.
"[Apple] is leveraging other people's AI investments and would benefit, frankly, from a lighter weight model with greater functionality."
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