As iPhone Demand Picks Up, Is Now the Time to Buy Apple Stock?

On Oct. 30, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) posted fiscal 2025 fourth-quarter results that featured solid revenue growth, and issued robust guidance based on management's expectations of strong iPhone sales this holiday season. The stock failed to gain much traction in the wake of the report, as it had already rallied strongly this fall from the 52-week lows it hit this summer. The stock is now up by about 7% year to date.Let's take a closer look at Apple's results and prospects to see whether now is the time to buy the stock.The iPhone continues to be the biggest source of revenue for Apple, accounting for about half its sales, and after a few years of sluggish sales, demand for its iconic smartphone is starting to pick up again. In its fiscal Q3, revenues jumped 13% as people rushed to upgrade their phones before tariffs made them more expensive. In the most recently completed quarter, which ended Sept. 27, Apple followed that up with 6% top-line growth to $49 billion. However, that did fall just short of analysts' consensus estimate of $50.2 billion, as the company ran into some supply constraints.Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool