AAPL drops as analysts predict reduced iPhone X demand next quarter<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>Apple’s stock price has seen a
sharp drop this morning on the first day of trading since Christmas Day, and a new report on tepid iPhone X demand going into next year is to blame. Analysts are adjusting their forecasts on iPhone X shipments at the start of 2018 based on demand largely being fulfilled during the holiday quarter, and the $999-$1149 price may be the cause.</p>
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