Apple reported a 12% revenue increase in its fiscal fourth quarter ending in September, driven by record iPhone sales and a surge in Mac sales. Services revenue also hit an all-time high, despite slight softness in Apple TV and lower-than-expected iPad and Wearables sales. Earnings per share benefited from a significant tariff refund. CEO John Ternus highlighted the strong product lineup, including the new iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro models, setting the stage for a robust holiday season. The company faces challenges from global memory shortages but remains a market favorite amid volatility in AI-focused tech stocks.
Following Apple’s report of strong fiscal Q4 results and CEO John Ternus’s optimistic outlook, the stock on Pluang trades at USD 339.90 as of Nov 03, 2026 05:03 WIB, slightly down 1.42% for the day. The company maintains a massive market cap of $5.03 trillion, with investor activity nearly balanced between selling (52%) and buying (48%). This trading pattern highlights cautious sentiment despite the upbeat earnings news.
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