Unimpressed Goldman Sachs trims AAPL target by $10 after earnings call
AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication
Goldman Sachs lowered its Apple price target to $360 after the company’s earnings call, despite a recent temporary hike to $370. The bank cited Apple’s guidance that it will miss demand for the next quarter and a slowdown in services sales, particularly the App Store. Analysts noted that Apple’s supply constraints could leave revenue on the table, though the firm remains bullish on future growth from new devices and AI initiatives. Apple’s shares fell to $301.43, its lowest since early July.
💡 Why It Matters
- · The adjustment signals that even optimistic analysts are wary of Apple’s near‑term supply and demand challenges, underscoring the fragility of its current growth trajectory.