Warren Buffett’s 2020 Berkshire Hathaway letter highlighted a remarkable 2,810,526% return since 1965, largely credited to four standout businesses. Despite selling nearly 70% of Apple shares since 2023, it remains Berkshire’s largest holding at almost $65 billion. Apple’s fiscal fourth-quarter results exceeded expectations, with record-breaking revenue and earnings per share.
Apple’s revenue hit $102.5 billion in Q4, with earnings per share at $1.85. iPhone revenue rose 6% YoY to $49 billion, despite supply constraints. Services generated a record $28.8 billion in revenue, growing 15% YoY. Analysts predict significant revenue and earnings growth for Apple in the coming years.
Apple faces challenges in China, with declining revenue in Q4 due to iPhone supply constraints. The company anticipates growth in the region during the December quarter. Analysts forecast continued growth for Apple, with a majority recommending buying or holding AAPL stock. The average price target is $291, reflecting optimism about Apple’s future.
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