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The iPhone 16 will ignite a "replacement wave"! Wedbush: Apple's market cap is expected to reach $4 trillion next year.
①Wedbush analyst Dan Ives raised the target price of apple from $285 to $300, with over 36% potential upside compared to current levels; ②He predicts that the pent-up demand from iPhone users will ultimately drive sales of the iPhone 16 to 0.24 billion units in 2025.
"AI leader" trend is far from over? Analyst: nvidia's stock price is expected to double again.
① Dan Niles said that compared to the leading increase in stock prices during the Internet bubble period, Nvidia's stock still has a lot of room to rise; ② He predicts that Nvidia's stock price may double in the next few years.
Futu Morning Post | Two key events are coming! 'Hart First Debate' officially staged, CPI data will be announced tonight; Wall Street spicy comments on Apple's launch event: large-scale device replacement will have to wait for iPhone 17.
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A new transformation in the search partnership between Apple and Google! The iPhone 16 camera directly calls Google search
Currently, Google's parent company Alphabet pays Apple about 20 billion dollars a year to make Google the default search engine for its Safari browser. Analysts believe that Apple's new “visual intelligence” function has introduced a new model of interaction with software and services. With the development of artificial intelligence technology, users can talk or send text with AI assistants through a new interface rather than relying on app store apps to complete tasks.
Is the catalyst for nvidia's rise here? Stay tuned for Huang Renxun's speech on Wednesday.
Since the release of its financial report at the end of last month, Nvidia's stock price has fallen nearly 14%. Bank of America believes that the details of the Blackwell chip shipment preparations are the key fundamental catalysts driving the rebound in Nvidia's stock price.
JPMorgan fell more than 5%, leading the decline in Dow Jones components. The CEO warned that Wall Street's expectations are too optimistic.
JPMorgan CEO Pinto said that analyst's forecast of the bank's net interest income (NII) of $89.5 billion for next year is not very reasonable, the actual amount will be lower, while two months ago the bank's own guidance was around $91 billion. The day before Pinto's speech, Goldman Sachs CEO stated that third-quarter trading business revenue is expected to decline by 10%.