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We're raising our Apple price target, seeing plenty of good despite the memory crunch knocks

First publishedJul 31, 00:59 UTC
Last updatedJul 31, 10:47 UTC · 31m ago
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It was a good but not great quarter as Apple worked to mitigate the memory shortage, which impacted the reported quarter and guidance.

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Analysts raised their price target for Apple stock. They said the recent quarter was good but not great. A memory chip shortage hurt Apple's results and its future guidance.

Why it matters

This shows how supply chain issues can affect even big tech companies. Investors watch Apple's performance as a sign of the broader tech market.

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Why did analysts raise Apple's price target?
They see enough positive signs despite the memory shortage.
How did the memory shortage affect Apple?
It lowered the company's quarterly results and its outlook.
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