The double-digit cuts continue to roll in. Citi follows KeyBanc (to $173), Goldman Sachs ($130) and Monness Crespi Hardt ($174).
Apple and Ive call it quits
3 years ago
3 years agoFrom Tripp Mickle's "Apple Ends Consulting Agreement With Jony Ive, Its Former Design Leader" in Wednesday's New York Times.
Premarket: Apple was green, turned red
3 years ago
3 years agoFrom the Wall Street Journal’s "Stock Futures Rise Ahead of Inflation Data" posted early Wednesday.
"They don't want to make a car, they want to turn your car into a mobile app store." — Adam Jonas
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From a note to clients by analyst Wamsi Mohan that landed on my desktop Tuesday.
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KeyBank cuts Apple target $18 to $173
3 years ago
3 years agoThe cuts roll in. KeyBanc follows Goldman Sachs (to $130) and Monness Crespi Hardt ($174).
From Jack Purcher's "A Wild Clash in Q2 2022 Apple Mac Shipment Statistics between IDC and Gartner is Baffling" posted Tuesday.
Premarket: Apple was red, turned green3 years ago
3 years agoFrom the Wall Street Journal’s "Stock Futures Fall, Dollar Firms on Global Growth Concerns" posted early Tuesday.
From Erik Savitz' "Apple Can’t Avoid the Economic Slowdown, Analyst Warns" posted Monday by Barron's.
"Apple AR/MR shipments may reach 10 million units as soon as 2025 or 2026."
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