Morgan Stanley Says Apple Stock Could Be ‘Turning the Corner’

Morgan Stanley says Apple stock could be ‘turning the corner’

In a recently published investor note, Morgan Stanley says it believes momentum will keep shifting for the better.

Morgan Stanley says it's turning more bullish on Apple. Here's why

Shares have pulled back more than 7% in 2025.

Morgan Stanley Boosts Apple iPhone Production Forecast to 54M Units

Reviving Momentum in Cupertino Apple Inc.’s stock has been under scrutiny this year, with investors closely watching for signs of recovery amid fluctuating iPhone demand and broader market pressures. A recent analysis from Morgan Stanley suggests that the tech giant may be on the cusp of a turnaround, driven by stronger-than-expected iPhone sales and production builds. Analysts at the firm have raised their estimates for Apple’s September quarte…

Morgan Stanley says Apple stock could be ‘turning the corner’ on strong iPhone demand

Despite a recent 15% bump, following positive Q3 2025 results and a stunt that brought it tariff relief, Apple's stock is still 5% in the red for the year. But in a recently published investor note, Morgan Stanley says it believes momentum will keep shifting. more . . .

Morgan Stanley 'turning more bullish' on Apple

Morgan Stanley suggested that Apple may be “turning the corner” as unexpectedly strong iPhone sales led to an increase in September-quarter production estimates. “We think the Apple story could be turning the corner,” the bank declared, referencing “elongated replacement cycles,” “pent-up iPhone demand,” “structural gross margin tailwinds,” and reduced tariff and regulatory pressures. Sam Boughedda for Investing: ‎ The bank’s Greater China Tech…