Only 55% of market analysts advise to buy Apple shares, the third largest company in the world.
Applethe company behind the iPhone and other technological products, faces a growing caution by Wall Street After receiving Thursday Two new qualification discountsreflex of the concern of analysts about their capacity for innovation and lag against other sector giants.
Wall Street no longer bets so much for Apple
According to data collected by Bloomberg, the consensus of recommendations on the action fell to 3.9 out of 5, its lowest level since the beginning of 2020. Currently, currently, Only 55% of analysts advise buying Apple sharesan unusually low proportion if compared to pairs such as NVIDIA, Microsoft or Amazon, where more than 90% of specialists maintain a positive rating.
Among the most relevant adjustments, the investment company DA Davidson cut its “buy” qualification to “neutral” after the recent launch of products that did not dissipate doubts about the positioning of Apple in artificial intelligence (AI).
Punctually, the analyst Gil Luria He pointed out that the expectations about a prominent role of the company in the ecosystem of AI and a strong update cycle “will not materialize in the short term.” Then, the Executive added that the new devices, including a thinner iPhone, “lack inspiration” and hardly drive a change of course.
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Disappointment expands
In parallel, the firm Phillip Securities also reduced its recommendation to “neutral”, arguing that the rebound of 30% that accumulate the shares since the minimum of April, favored by a relief in commercial tensions, justifies a more prudent vision.
Also, the strategist Helena Wang He warned that the lack of significant advances in artificial intelligence limits growth prospects, in a context of weakness in China and stagnation in key products sales.
In this context, Apple’s actions barely achieve a slight recovery of 0.6% in the day. However, they drag a 9% drop so far from 2025, far behind Nasdaq 100, which accumulates a 14% rise.
The contrast underlines the growing pressure for the company to redefine its portfolio and re -capture the enthusiasm of investors and consumers equally.
Source: Ambito
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