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Apple slips as Q4 results top estimates on iPhone strength
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Coverage so far
GodsView has logged 7 reports on this story from 4 outlets, including Seeking Alpha, BBC News, MarketWatch and Yonhap, between 2 Nov 2026, 21:35 UTC and 3 Nov 2026, 12:53 UTC.
The earliest report we saw came from Seeking Alpha (2 Nov 2026, 21:35 UTC): “Apple slips as Q4 results top estimates on iPhone strength”.
The most recent, from Seeking Alpha (3 Nov 2026, 12:53 UTC): “Apple iPhone demand strong, but margin and services worries persist”.
Market reaction
Delayed quotes as of . Change since the story began compares with the last price at or before 2 Nov 2026, 21:35 UTC.
- AAPL (AAPL): $332.35, −1.77% on the day, −2.00% since the story began
Live timeline
Newest first. Times are when each outlet published.
- — Apple iPhone demand strong, but margin and services worries persist Seeking Alpha · original
- — Apple in focus as BofA questions Wall Street estimates amid staggered iPhone launch Seeking Alpha · original
- — Sales of Galaxy Z Fold 8 increase following launch of Apple's 1st foldable smartphone Yonhap · original
- — Apple’s iPhone business is booming. Here’s why the stock is falling anyway. MarketWatch · original
- — Apple unsure when more foldable iPhones will be available after selling out BBC News · original
- — Apple in charts: iPhone revenue climbs 18% Y/Y Seeking Alpha · original
- — Apple slips as Q4 results top estimates on iPhone strength Seeking Alpha · original
Outlets covering this story
Seeking Alpha (4), BBC News (1), MarketWatch (1), Yonhap (1)
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