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Hedge funds increased buying in major tech stocks like Microsoft amid strong AI-driven investment growth, with U.S. tech being the most bought sector despite broader market declines.
Apple's iPhone revenue surged 23% led by strong Q1 sales, but supply chain challenges and rising chip costs may constrain growth despite optimistic profit margin forecasts.
Apple's latest iPhone lineup demand exceeded expectations, leading to very lean inventory and supply constraints due to advanced chip production limits.
Apple offers Lunar New Year discounts in China, excluding iPhone 17, to boost sales and retain market leadership amid rising local competition.
NVIDIA reported strong Q3 revenue of $57B, beating forecasts, and guides $65B next quarter, buoyed by data center demand and Groq licensing, despite slight margin pressure and geopolitical risks.
Apple's iPhone sales in China rose 13% year-on-year in October, outpacing overall phone sales growth of 8.7%, signaling strong demand for foreign-branded phones in the market.
Foxconn announced it can now produce 1,000 AI racks weekly, with plans to increase output, highlighting growing AI infrastructure demand involving Nvidia and OpenAI.
Apple shares surged 4.7% following Loop Capital's upgrade and strong iPhone 17 sales outpacing the previous model by 14%, signaling a robust upgrade cycle expected to last through 2027.
China's smartphone shipments fell 0.6% year-on-year to 68.4 million units in Q3, signaling slight market contraction amid ongoing competitive pressures.