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Apple’s stock slid following a forecast that came in below Wall Street’s expectations, prompting CEO Tim Cook to address what he described as the factors behind a softer revenue outlook.
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Two mega-cap tech companies moved in opposite directions after results late Thursday, underscoring how quickly sentiment can swing on earnings headlines.
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U.S. index-focused exchange-traded funds and stock index futures were higher ahead of the regular session, with trading sentiment shaped by Amazon’s latest results counterbalancing reported weakness in Apple shares.
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Apple reported third-quarter results that topped expectations on revenue and profit, driven by strong iPhone demand. Still, investors focused on softer-than-expected Services performance and weaker Greater China sales, alongside a cautious revenue outlook that reflected increasing supply-chain constraints tied to memory availability.
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In remarks reported by Yahoo Finance, Apple chief Tim Cook said the company is evaluating other memory suppliers because an industry-wide semiconductor and component shortage is preventing parts from arriving in the mix Apple wants.
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A market report points to a sharp erosion in Apple’s valuation that it frames as a break from the reliability investors associated with the Tim Cook era, even as Apple remains the world’s best-known consumer technology company.
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A new market write-up highlights a sharp rise in iPhone sales, underscoring how much of Apple’s growth outlook still hinges on handset demand and upgrade behavior.
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Investors re-engaged with AI-linked shares after relief tied to an earlier sale of stock by a firm called Situational Awareness, helping lift futures even as Apple weighed on sentiment.
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The Apple CEO said the company’s memory-chip supply situation is still tight, using an analogy that suggests the problem may take longer to unwind than markets may hope.
