HSBC Holdings raised Apple's stock rating to buy on Friday, which also shows that Wall Street's confidence in the iPhone manufacturer continues to heat up; currently, the trend of many artificial intelligence-related targets is weak, and Apple's market position highlights its advantage. Analyst Nicholas Cott-Collison, who previously gave the rating to Apple, wrote that Apple “is now at an inflection point”. On the one hand, the company no longer needs to bear market disputes over high capital expenses, and on the other hand, it has sufficient development advantages by relying on 2.5 billion existing devices, along with the new Apple Intelligence Apple Intelligence system to be launched soon. Apple's recent stock price has performed brilliantly. Since the end of June, it has risen by more than 20%, and the stock price has reached a record high.

HSBC Holdings raised Apple's stock rating to buy on Friday, which also shows that Wall Street's confidence in the iPhone manufacturer continues to heat up; currently, the trend of many artificial intelligence-related targets is weak, and Apple's market position highlights its advantage. Analyst Nicholas Cott-Collison, who previously gave the rating to Apple, wrote that Apple “is now at an inflection point”. On the one hand, the company no longer needs to bear market disputes over high capital expenses, and on the other hand, it has sufficient development advantages by relying on 2.5 billion existing devices, along with the new Apple Intelligence Apple Intelligence system to be launched soon. Apple's recent stock price has performed brilliantly. Since the end of June, it has risen by more than 20%, and the stock price has reached a record high.