Indies who missed the memo that this was low-expectations quarter got clobbered by the pros. Six of the top 10 spots this round went to Wall Street professionals.
Blessed with lowered expectation, Apple managed to beat on the top and bottom line.
Look who's piling on ahead of Apple's March quarter earnings.
From "Joe sells Apple and Tesla in the JOET rebalance" which aired Thursday on CNBC.
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Is Apple stuck in the mud?
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1 year ago“It can’t substantiate growth, it doesn’t have a killer AI strategy, and it isn’t even cheap.” — Synovus Trust's Daniel Morgan
Exclusive: The Apple 3.0 analysts (pros and indies) have placed their bets in advance of today’s March quarter results.
"The key to Apple results is always the iPhone, which accounts for more than half of Apple’s total revenue."
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How much is this going to be a China story for Apple?
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Premarket: Apple is green
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1 year agoFrom Barron's' "Stock Futures Jump Higher as Markets Rebound Following Fed Chair's Rate Comments" posted early Thursday.
In 2020, Google’s $20 billion constituted 17.5% of Apple's operating income.
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