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For various reasons, on January 8, Apple's rating was rarely downgraded from "neutral" to "sell" by several Wall Street institutions.
Prior to this, Berkshire Hathaway sold 100 million shares of Apple stock, a 25% drop from the previous quarter. While Apple remains its largest holding, the number of shares held has plummeted to 300 million shares from 905 million at the beginning of 2024.
Tianfeng International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo pointed out in a recent report that Apple faces severe challenges in 2025, with iPhone shipment growth almost stagnant. Even the launch of the new iPhone SE4 will find it difficult to boost sales. Business in China continues to shrink, and AI services have not yet contributed.
Apple has taken a cautious approach in discussing its 2025 iPhone hong kong telegram data production plans with key suppliers. Despite the expected launch of the all-new iPhone SE 4, iPhone shipments are expected to fall 6% year-over-year in the first half of 2025.
Furthermore, there is no evidence that Apple Intelligence, Apple's on-device artificial intelligence feature, is driving hardware upgrades or growth in services revenue.
Kuo wrote that the feature "did not increase iPhone replacement demand" and its appeal "has declined significantly compared to the rapidly growing cloud-based AI services."
Apple's iPhone shipments are expected to be around 220 million units in 2024, while this year's shipments are expected to be between 220 million and 225 million units.
Prior to this, Berkshire Hathaway sold 100 million shares of Apple stock, a 25% drop from the previous quarter. While Apple remains its largest holding, the number of shares held has plummeted to 300 million shares from 905 million at the beginning of 2024.
Tianfeng International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo pointed out in a recent report that Apple faces severe challenges in 2025, with iPhone shipment growth almost stagnant. Even the launch of the new iPhone SE4 will find it difficult to boost sales. Business in China continues to shrink, and AI services have not yet contributed.
Apple has taken a cautious approach in discussing its 2025 iPhone hong kong telegram data production plans with key suppliers. Despite the expected launch of the all-new iPhone SE 4, iPhone shipments are expected to fall 6% year-over-year in the first half of 2025.
Furthermore, there is no evidence that Apple Intelligence, Apple's on-device artificial intelligence feature, is driving hardware upgrades or growth in services revenue.
Kuo wrote that the feature "did not increase iPhone replacement demand" and its appeal "has declined significantly compared to the rapidly growing cloud-based AI services."
Apple's iPhone shipments are expected to be around 220 million units in 2024, while this year's shipments are expected to be between 220 million and 225 million units.