iPhone Demand Warnings and Recovery
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•Why Apple Intelligence will drive iPhone demand
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JP Morgan Securities analyst Samik Chatterjee says channel checks reassure him of a quote recovery and demand momentum following in the initial weeks post launch.
He has an overweight price target of 265 and has overweight price targets.
He says consumers who upgrade into an iPhone 15, the biggest cohort seem always appears to be the iPhone 14 user.
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