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Apple Called Top Defensive Play With AI Stocks Under Pressure
A Wall Street analyst called Apple stock a top defensive name amid the sell-off in stocks tied to the artificial intelligence megatrend.
Investors in Apple (AAPL) know the iPhone drives the business, but its sheer scale remains striking. The company generated $54.3 billion from iPhone sales during fiscal Q3 2026, the June quarter. That figure accounted for roughly half of its total $109.
Apple Inc. AAPL and Meta Platforms Inc. META announced a partnership allowing developers to run the Muse Spark Open model on Apple desktop computers. Following this, Yorkville Ives partner and senior managing director Dan Ives stated that the hardware integration will add $75 per share in incremental value to Apple’s stock.
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Stock market today: Dow rises as yields rebound; Apple, Tesla stock gain ground (live coverage)
The Dow Jones index rises Friday while Treasury yields advance. Tesla is up on its flying Roadster.
UBS maintained its 'Neutral' rating on AAPL stock, saying trends indicate limited upside to sales estimates. Apple Inc. (AAPL) shares edged higher on Friday as shipping estimates for its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, reportedly got pushed into December and beyond within minutes of preorders opening.
The Dow Jones index rises Friday even as Apple stock sells off in morning trading. SpaceX jumps on a Starlink move. The Dow Jones index declines Thursday after Trump's latest Iran comments. Treasury yields and oil prices surge. Futures fell as Treasury ...
Apple stock closed with a market cap above $5 trillion for the first time on Wednesday. That's despite a tech-share slump that pulled the S&P 500's tech sector 2.6% lower and the Nasdaq Composite Index down 1.9%. While Apple shares rose 0.5% today, the ...
Nvidia’s recent sell-off has narrowed the gap to Apple, as AI stocks fell on fears of hotter-than-anticipated inflation data, neocloud debt loads and circular financing, the article said.