Apple (AAPL) Revenue to Jump 4%: Why Q1 Still Has Wall Street Nervous
Entering the year, there were high hopes for some of the biggest companies in the world. However, as January has unfolded, some concern has started to emerge on the stock market. Apple (AAPL) has emerged as the subject of some, as its expected 4% revenue jump in Q1 has yet to deter some nerves from Wall Street analysts. The company is currently the largest on the planet by market cap. Moreover, they boast some of the most popular consumer tech products in the world. However, there are plenty of reasons to be cautious, including ongoing legal issues and waning interest from Chinese customers. But just how bad can it get for Apple in 2025? Source: Drew Angerer / Getty Images Also Read: Apple Stock: Wall Street Predicts If AAPL Can Breach $300 in 2025 Apple Q1 Revenue Bump Expected as Analysts Are Still Worried Entering the year, Apple emerged as one of the key stocks to watch. Indeed, it had lofty expectations as it ended the 2024 fending off Nvidia (NVDA) to remain the largest company b...