A price increase on the new iPhones is inevitable. The question is not whether Apple passes it on, but how large the final price bump is and how much of it is absorbed by tiering, services, supply chain renegotiation and leasing.
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"Several Wall Street firms have now posted the equivalent of a sell rating for Apple."
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14 hours ago"For the first time, baseball fans can take in all the action of 'Friday Night Baseball' live in Apple Immersive on Apple Vision Pro, leveraging 3D video recorded in 8K with a 180-degree field of view."
15 hours agoFrom Reuters' "Wall St futures muted as US-Iran impasse lifts oil prices" posted early Tuesday.
"A more aspirational version championed by Apple’s design studio used even more glass, instead of metal, but was scrapped early on."
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"I'm feeling good about Apple."
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Analyst Edison Lee is concerned about the outlook for the company’s iPhone, especially Apple’s ability to drive higher average selling prices (ASPs) over time.
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2 days agoFrom CNBC's "S&P 500 futures inch higher as traders watch for Strait of Hormuz deal, inflation data" posted early Monday.
"The company is considering new devices with no displays, as well as different types of screens and various sizes."
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3 days ago"Removing X would have likely caused a firestorm of political response against Apple." — Georgetown's Anupam Chander
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