Analysts: iPhone X projections ‘still too high,’ another says AAPL headed to $200<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>Just a week ago, a report came in that Apple would be reducing its
iPhone X forecasts from 50M to 30M for Q1, causing a temporary drop in the price of AAPL shares. Now, one analyst believes that not only will Apple indeed post results closer to the rumored 30M mark, but is also concerned about iPhone sales across 2018. Conversely, another analyst puts AAPL’s target price at $200 with Apple trading for around $171/share currently.</p>
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Analysts: iPhone X projections ‘still too high,’ another says AAPL headed to $200
