Apple Is Still the Market’s Main Character — But the Plot Just Got More Interesting
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- Apple just posted record September‑quarter revenue and profits, powered by iPhone 16/17 demand and a services business now topping $100B in annual sales.
- Services and AI are quietly shifting Apple from a hardware story to a high‑margin subscription and ecosystem story, with gross margins near 47%.
- Warren Buffett’s Berkshire is trimming Apple and buying Alphabet instead, but Apple remains a core building block in almost every major U.S. index fund.
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