Apple is slipping on Tim Cook's exit. Wall Street says buy anyway | Fortune
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Apple is slipping on Tim Cook's exit. Wall Street says buy anyway | Fortune
"This will put even more pressure on Apple to produce success and its product roadmap at WWDC with AI front and center, referring to the Worldwide Developers Conference Apple hosts in June."
"Cook's run is generational. When he took over, Apple was valued at around $350 billion; he's handing it off at $4.01 trillion."
"Baqui argues the innovation engine at Apple has stalled: Vision Pro flopped, the car program burned billions in cash, and Apple ceded the home assistant market to Google and Amazon."
Apple's stock dropped nearly 1% to around $270 following the announcement of Tim Cook's transition to executive chairman on September 1. Analysts from Wedbush, Evercore, Citi, and BofA maintained buy ratings with price targets between $315 and $350. Concerns arose regarding the need for Apple to pivot into AI. Historical context shows that CEO transitions can impact stock performance, as seen when Cook took over from Jobs. Despite concerns about innovation stagnation, Cook's tenure saw significant growth in Apple's valuation and revenue.
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