Apple Shares Surge Back Toward All-Time High of $132
The crush of orders for the new iPhone 7 has driven shares of Apple to within striking range of their all-time high.
The crush of orders for the new iPhone 7 has driven shares of Apple to within striking range of their all-time high.
The attention around the upcoming release of the iPhone 7 is making analysts think that this could be a better than expected iPhone cycle in both volume in mix.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Thursday morning include Apple, AT&T, Autodesk, Bluebird Bio, Monsanto and Sarepta Therapeutics.
After Apple announced 17 million subscribers to its Apple Music service last week, Spotify's CEO said that his streaming music service had reached 40 million paying subscribers.
A number of analysts say that for Apple to retake the global consumer electronics crown, it needs a smartphone that will push it light years ahead of the competition.
Apple already has forecast a third consecutive quarter of declining revenue and whether sales of the new iPhones can turn that around remains to be seen.
Some short sellers moved out of Apple in the period that ended on August 31, perhaps afraid of the effects of the iPhone 7 launch.
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These are the top 24/7 Wall St. blue chip upgrades, downgrades and initiations tracked for the week of September 9.
According to a report Friday in The New York Times, Apple has fired dozens of employees in its car development group as part of a "reboot" in the company's plans.
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