Apple’s Unsurprising Earnings
Reading Time: 4 minutesAfter Apple’s earnings, the more common sentiment I saw was that of surprise. Largely because the prevailing narrative was the iPhone X sales had dropped significantly in demand. Apple’s fiscal Q2 iPhone sales are never as large as the quarter before which is a holiday quarter. But the March quarter has consistently been their second largest when it comes to iPhone sales.
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