Look who's piling on ahead of Apple's March quarter earnings.
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Exclusive: The Apple 3.0 analysts (pros and indies) have placed their bets in advance of today’s March quarter results.
From Austin Smith's "Is Tim Cook The Next Steve Ballmer?" posted Sunday by 24/7 Wall St.
"The Foxconn plant in Nanning once required massive daily resources, including 60 tons of rice, 280 pigs, 1.2 million eggs, and 80,000 chickens to cater to its workforce. Its dining hall could accommodate 12,000 workers at a time, and the facility employed 50,000 people."
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"Apple cut orders before launching Vision Pro in non-US markets, which means that demand in the US market has fallen sharply beyond expectations."
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"Our checks indicate that all 4 new models of iPhone this year could be launched with the same application processor (A18) that can enable improved AI/machine learning performance." — Analyst Wamsi Mohan.
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From "Why Apple is betting big on India" which aired Monday on CNBC's Beyond the Valley podcast.
"Apple’s commitment to climate action has never been more clear." — Lisa Jackson, VP Environment
This looks like up to me. When last we heard from Forte, back in November, he was at Davidson and had just cut his Apple target to $166.
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