Wedbush's Dan Ives has commented on the reported China government iPhone sales ban, and he feels that not only is it just a small speed bump on the road, but sales in the country will be up in 2024.
Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives asserts that an Apple Car is coming, and predicts that it will be by 2026.
Wedbush has raised its Apple price target to $220 from $200 because iPhone demand is holding up as the company heads into its next cycle.
Apple is likely to hit Wall Street expectations when reporting its June quarter earnings despite macroeconomic headwinds, according to Wedbush.
Apple isn't likely to see significant effects on its 2022 growth despite macroeconomic challenges in the June quarter, according to investment bank Wedbush.
Apple is a solid choice for a stock to ride out the current market storm because of its resiliency, installed user base, and services outlook, according to a Wedbush analyst.
Despite supply issues, Apple is geared up for a "monster growth cycle" for 2022 that isn't currently baked into its share price, according to a Wedbush analyst.
Apple could ship an estimated 30 million refreshed, 5G-equipped iPhone SE units in the first year after its potential debut on Tuesday, according to a Wedbush analyst.
Apple's move to pull out of Russia will likely be followed by other technology giants as the crisis in Ukraine continues, according to a Wedbush analyst.
As Apple heads into 2022, investment bank Wedbush believes the company is well-positioned to benefit from strong iPhone demand and is likely to unveil a new augmented reality or mixed reality headset in the summer.
Apple's iPhone growth story is looking robust heading into 2022 despite supply chain issues, while new product categories like "Apple Glass" could help Apple break into the "metaverse," according to Wedbush.
Apple is likely to announce a strategic electric vehicle partnership in 2022 to lay the groundwork for an "Apple Car" release in 2025, according to investment bank Wedbush.
Apple could sell more than 80 million iPhone devices in the busy holiday shopping quarter despite ongoing supply issues, according to investment bank Wedbush.
A Wedbush analyst is expecting Apple to beat across the board when it reports earnings later in October, though he adds that supply constraints could lead to iPhone shortages in the holiday quarter.
Apple will refresh its MacBook Pro lineup at its Oct. 18 event, but "AirPods 3" are more of a wild card despite being ready to ship, according to an analyst.
A report Tuesday indicated that Apple could cut iPhone 13 production by as much as 10 million units because of supply problems. Analysts don't believe that it'll affect Apple much.
Investment bank Wedbush believes that iPhone 13 orders are about 20% ahead of the company's previous iPhone 12 lineup, driven in part by strong demand in China.
Investment bank Wedbush believes that an iPhone "supercycle" and Apple's services will lead to another major earnings beat when the Cupertino tech giant reports its Q3 2021 quarterly results.
Despite a slate of sweeping antitrust bills in the U.S., investment bank Wedbush believes there's no major threat to the structure of most large technology companies like Apple.
Ahead of the potential launch of the "iPhone 13" later in 2021, Wedbush believes there is still "massive" pent-up demand for new smartphones within Apple's customer base.
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