Apple just posted its strongest June quarter ever, yet Wall Street has set a price target below where the stock trades today. Something does not add up, and the path to $450 per share is either a stretch case or the most obvious trade nobody wants to own.

Here’s what could be next for Apple after it rolled out new products and changed its CEO.

Apple's stock may be in trouble with a growing crisis.

Apple's fall event just wrapped, and options traders are already pricing in a swing that dwarfs the stock's typical post-event move. Whether that energy breaks toward a bull case or a bear case depends on one catalyst nobody is talking about loudly enough.

Apple shares were down by about 1% shortly after the company ended its annual iPhone launch event, where it showed off a series of new smartphones and other products. That's not a huge surprise. On average,

In all, 20 stocks earned a spot on various IBD best stock lists Friday including smartphone leader Apple and AI stock HP Enterprise.

Ultimately, a foldable iPhone represents a complex margin balancing act for Apple rather than an immediate windfall.

His Stock Grader model sent an important signal to investors ahead of the event on September 9.