From TheStreet's "Dow Futures Hold Gains Amid Concerns For 'Second Wave' of Coronavirus Infections" posted early Monday.

Investors don't give Apple credit for the today's wearables, says analyst Amit Daryanani, never mind the wearables still in the pipeline.
From CBS Sunday Morning.
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The iPhone makes four of the five bestselling premium models and is No. 1 everywhere but China, where it is No. 2.
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A place for Apple traders and investors to share their best ideas — WWDC20 edition. To get things started, here's a jam-packed summary of what's expected…
When analyst Katy Huberty on CNBC Friday mentioned her $468 bull case on Apple, this is what she meant.
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Morgan Stanley's top Apple analyst also tells CNBC's Power Lunch to expect big augmented reality news at WWDC next week.
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From "House antitrust committee ready to subpoena Apple CEO Tim Cook for big tech investigation" posted on AppleInsider Saturday.
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According to analyst Kyle McNealy, watching stores reopen is important because Apple gets 3-5% better margins when they sell direct.

From CNBC's "Stocks move into the red on news Apple is reclosing some stores in Florida and Arizona" posted Friday afternoon.
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