The independents this quarter dominated the handful of professional analysts still brave enough to play.
Apple beat the Street's estimates on both the top and bottom lines.
Exclusive: The Apple 3.0 analysts (pros and indies) have placed their bets in advance of today’s September quarter results.
"Much of the hardware needed for the robot has been finished for around two years, but the software team has found it difficult to keep pace."
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Premarket: Apple is red
7 days ago
7 days agoFrom Barron's' "Markets Rebound. Elections and Earnings Threaten to Reignite Fears." posted early Monday
Daniel Ives: 'Ternus takes the mic'
1 week ago
1 week ago"We believe the setup into 2027 is a compelling one: a new form factor, an AI monetization story moving from slides to revenue, and a CEO with the product cadence to deliver on both."
"Apple has done plenty of good things in Chief Executive Officer John Ternus’ early tenure, but this launch offers little evidence of a bold new vision for computing."
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Everybody's bullish this quarter, the Indies, as usual, more than the Pros.
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