Daniel Ives of market research firm Wedbush has recently increased his price target for
Apple (AAPL) to $320. Bank of America echoes this with a similar target for Apple's Q4. Traders expect the tech giant's stock to fluctuate following its earnings release this week. Despite this, some analysts suggest there may be better options than buying Apple stock after earnings.
The company's stock has seen record highs recently and is expected to surge further driven by
iPhone 17 demand. Apple anticipates a strong December quarter but some suggest the stock might be overpriced notwithstanding Apple's
record quarter. On the other hand, some funds are adding more Apple shares, believing the stock is ripe for picking.
Plans for
stock buybacks and stable lead times for iPhone 17 keep JPMorgan bullish. However, some analysts are selling their shares citing Apple being a 'victim of their own success'. In contrast, there are firms increasing their holdings while others are selling sizable amounts of AAPL stock.
Some believe Apple stocks may not see positive catalysts until spring and there are warnings for investors to focus on a particular number. Strong quarterly results have propelled the stock higher but future predictions are mixed. Opinions vary on whether to buy or sell AAPL stocks ahead of earnings.
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