Bank of America maintained its "Buy" rating on Apple and raised its price target, citing strong iPhone 17 sales and long-term AI potential.

Apple's momentum built on iPhone 17 demand and strong guidance for the December quarter has prompted JP Morgan to up its price target to $305, the second increase in a week.

Over the weekend, Ives said the launch of Apple's latest flagship devices is exceeding expectations, with demand trends already outpacing last year's cycle. "Raising price target on Apple to $310 ...

In response to Apple's latest earnings — and projections for the next quarter's iPhone 17 sales — investment firm Evercore ...

Apple’s new iPhone 16 hasn’t yet sparked a surge in customer upgrades. Apple shares edged lower in early Wednesday trading, extending the stock’s steady 2025 decline, after a top Wall Street analyst ...

Jefferies Financial Group Inc. has raised its price target for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) from $190.67 to $205.82, citing tariff relief and the potential of an AI-driven Siri service in 2026. Although ...

Apple stock price target: Apple’s latest iPhone launch is shaking up the market, and Wall Street is taking notice. Dan Ives, lead analyst at Wedbush, has raised his price target on Apple stock to $310 ...

JPMorgan has increased its 12‑month price target for Apple Inc. (AAPL) to $280 from $255, while continuing to assign an “Overweight” rating on the stock. The firm cited early strong demand for the ...

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JPMorgan trims its Apple (AAPL +0.7%) target from $235 to $233 and maintains an Overweight rating. The firm revises its iPhone shipment estimates for calendar Q2-Q4 to 4% lower or $139.5M total.