Mac OS Ken Analysts Sing Apple Praises as Stocks Slump - MOSK: 01.21.2026
Jan 21, 2026
Wall Street analysts weigh in on Apple as stock prices dip. Evercore boosts its outlook, anticipating a strong quarter, while Goldman Sachs sees a buying opportunity amid iPhone and services growth. Citi remains optimistic despite trimming its price target. A French court upholds Apple's app-tracking rules, ensuring privacy protection. Meanwhile, Apple TV teases the new season of "The Last Thing He Told Me," promising excitement for viewers. Stay tuned as firmware updates roll out for Magic Keyboards, enhancing user experience!
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Analysts Rush To Defend Apple
- Wall Street analysts moved quickly to issue bullish notes as Apple shares fell nearly 3.5% amid broader market volatility.
- Evercore expects stronger December-quarter results and put Apple on a tactical outperform list with a $330 price target.
Evercore Sees Supply Insulation
- Evercore projects December-quarter revenue and iPhone growth above street expectations, citing secured NAND supply agreements.
- The firm believes Apple is insulated through December and March quarters and expects short-term upside.
Goldman Calls The Dip A Buy
- Goldman Sachs views the stock dip as a buying opportunity tied to iPhone refresh momentum and services strength.
- They expect iPhone revenue to grow ~9% and foresee services and new App Store ad formats supporting margins.