TREE NEWS reports: Apple shares fell nearly 2.9% in premarket trading after the company reported quarterly revenue and earnings that beat expectations but flagged high memory costs, narrowing gross margins, weaker performance in China and slowing services growth. The stock move came despite the top- and bottom-line beats.
Apple falls nearly 2.9% premarket despite earnings beat on memory costs, margin squeeze
The market is looking past the beat and pricing the quality of the earnings: margin pressure from memory costs, softer China and decelerating services all touch the parts of the Apple story that carry the highest multiples. That the stock fell despite headline beats suggests the bar had shifted from growth to profitability and durability. Whether memory cost pressure proves cyclical or structural, and whether services and China stabilize, are the open questions worth watching.
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