Morgan Stanley has raised its price target for Apple to $315, reflecting expectations for strong earnings driven by robust iPhone sales, while also reaffirming its overweight stance on Microsoft with a new target of $650. The investment bank's optimistic view comes amid heightened confidence in both tech giants' growth potential in AI and cloud services, even as it navigates concerns about demand fluctuations due to market conditions. Morgan Stanley's own impressive stock performance, up 72.94% over the past year, reinforces its strategic positioning and investor confidence.
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“Apple's latest earnings have impressed some investment advisors, with Morgan Stanley inching its Apple stock price target up to $275 mostly because of the ...”
“The bank expects results for the March quarter to come in slightly ahead of market expectations, with revenue and earnings per share projected to exceed consensus by about 1% to 2%.”
“Morgan Stanley maintained an Overweight stance and said it sees scope for further multiple expansion if product momentum improves.”
“Morgan Stanley resets Apple stock forecast before earnings.”
“Morgan Stanley expects Apple’s June quarter (fiscal Q3) gross margin to come in below consensus, 'given concerns about memory price inflation.'”
“Beyond that, the firm also sees risks from weaker demand if higher iPhone prices or macro conditions weigh on consumers.”
“The analysts said, 'We continue to see strong iPhone sell through in March, above-seasonal builds in June.'”
“the firm also sees risks from weaker demand if higher iPhone prices or macro conditions weigh on consumers”
“strong iPhone sales, along with upside in Mac and services, are driving the firm to modestly raise its March and June quarter revenue forecasts to about 1% to 5% above consensus estimates.”
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