Even after becoming the first U.S. company to reach a $2 trillion market value, Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives believes that Apple shares can gain even more in the next 12 months.

Ives wrote in a Friday note, “We still believe the stock has a lot of gasoline left in the tank with an iPhone 12 ‘supercycle’ on the near term horizon.”
Carmen Reinicke for Business Insider:
He has an “outperform” rating on the stock, a price target of $515 and a bull case of $600 – roughly 27% higher than where Apple closed Thursday.
According to Ives, even against a soft backdrop due to COVID-19, “Apple has a ‘once in a decade’ opportunity over the next 12 to 18 months as we estimate roughly 350 million of Cupertino’s 950 million iPhones worldwide are in the window of an upgrade opportunity.”
In addition, Ives is seeing “considerable strength” from China, which he estimates will account for roughly 20% of iPhone upgrades in the coming year.
“We still believe many on the Street are underestimating the massive pent-up demand around this supercycle for Apple, which remains the opportunity for the bulls heading into 2021 as this monetization engine heads into its next gear,” said Ives.
MacDailyNews Take: Vroom, vroom, for Apple shares ahead of the multi-year iPhone 5G super cycle!
Just as iPhone this year is all about the camera, next year will be all about 5G. Get ready for the Mother of All iPhone Super Cycles! — MacDailyNews, December 23, 2019
Not to mention next week’s 4 for 1 split.
I think AAPL has been and will be bringing on a lot of “retirement” parties, or “rewiring,” if you prefer.
Looks like AAPL and TSLA buying behavior is similar today, as both anticipate a split.
Analyst: Apple shares could surge another 27%…
…today.
But… but… but no one is buying iPhones anymore. Everyone is buying $1400 folding Android smartphones because they’re innovative.
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Apple appears to be weathering the pandemic storm very well and I’m grateful for that.
All I can say is…Isnt this wonderful!!!
Ya gotta love this rally..
I’ve thought in the past that Ive and Ives could create a firm named Ive + Ives.
F the moon…Mars is looking pretty good.