Apple shares drop 4.5% after earnings despite analysts staying bullish
Investors sell off on weak margin guidance and slowing services growth, but most Wall Street analysts keep bullish ratings.
What to know
- Apple shares fell about 4.5% in premarket trading after its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report.
- The decline reflects investor disappointment over the company's gross margin outlook and slowing services revenue growth, not an overall earnings miss.
- Despite the selloff, most analysts covering the stock say they remain bullish on Apple.
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How it unfolded 4 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump articles
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Most analysts stay bullish on Apple despite the selloff
Despite the stock's decline, the majority of analysts covering Apple maintain positive views, pointing to reasons to remain confident in the stock.
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first by CNBC, 8d ago
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Analysts cite margin outlook and services slowdown for drop
Coverage attributes the selloff to investor disappointment over the company's gross margin outlook and slowing services revenue growth rather than a core earnings miss.
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first by MarketWatch, 8d ago
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Apple shares fall in premarket trading
Shares declined roughly 4.5% in premarket trading following the earnings release.
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Apple releases fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report
Apple reported quarterly results accompanied by a gross margin outlook and services revenue growth figures that fell short of investor expectations.