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KeyBanc cut Apple stock's rating to the equivalent of a Sell this morning on concerns over iPhone 16 sales. Here's what that means.

A Wall Street analyst on Friday downgraded Apple stock to the equivalent of a sell rating ahead of the company's earnings report.

Although Apple (AAPL) is poised for robust growth in the long run, driven by its strategic leadership and innovative product lineups, its near-term performance could be affected by dampened consumer spending. As the company prepares to release its fourth-quarter earnings this Thursday, let’s analyze whether AAPL could be worth buying…

Analysts see Apple meeting expectations for the September quarter but are pessimistic about the December quarter.

Best-selling author sees investment potential in Apple despite recent hurdles and market concerns

KeyBanc Capital Markets shifts from bullish to neutral on Apple, citing high valuations and sales challenges

Apple stock is likely to struggle amid lower iPhone upgrade rates and a lack of near-term catalysts, a Wall Street analyst says.

KeyBanc, in a rare downgrade for the world's biggest tech company, said iPhone sales could be pressured over the final months of the year.

Stock remains neutral as uncertainty looms over succession and challenges facing the entertainment giant.