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Apple Inc.: Updated analysis after ratings affirmation

Our credit view of this issuer reflects its core strengths in design, innovation, and integration of hardware, software and services, against its elevated regulatory and legal risks.

Sid Rajeev
  • Sid Rajeev

Q3 Disappoints, But Consumer Demand Shifts to Affordable Competitors

This report provides an in-depth analysis of Zepp Health Corporation's (NYSE: ZEPP) Q3-2024 performance, highlighting a 4% QoQ revenue increase but a 49% YoY decline due to lower unit sales and product discontinuations. The report examines the launch of the T-Rex 3 smartwatch, supply chain constraints, and Zepp's competitive positioning in the global smartwatch market. It also discusses management's optimistic Q4 guidance, industry trends, and the valuation discrepancy between Zepp's market cap ...

Moody's Ratings affirms Apple's Aaa rating; outlook stable

Moody's Ratings (Moody's) affirmed Apple Inc.'s (Apple) Aaa senior unsecured rating, the (P)Aaa rating for its senior unsecured medium term notes program, and the Prime-1 rating for its commercial paper program. The ratings outlook is stable. RATINGS RATIONALE Moody's Ratings Senior Vice Presiden...

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Bible 3Q24 - Smartphones: Sluggish demand; 5G cycle resumes; iPhone mi...

Demand is sluggish, with the 2024 and 2025 outlooks implying slight unit growth after 2022 & 2023 down 13% & 4% respectively. With saturation and elongating replacement cycles, we see that as a best case. The December quarter iPhone guide missed consensus expectations, and we expect further downside. Replacement cycles are elongating, share gains in China have stalled, and recent datapoints support our view (Apple lowering iPhone 16 production plans). Semi revenues are back to secular growth, dr...

Blair Levin
  • Blair Levin

Trump Nominates “Khanservative” to become Attorney General

Yesterday, President-elect Trump announced that he would appoint Congressman Matt Gaetz to be the next Attorney General. In this policy brief we discuss the implications of that appointment for Antitrust policy.

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