Apple 2027.. Has the giant awakened from the "sleep" of innovation?
- The criticism directed at Apple in recent years has always been one: "Phones have become boring, and the changes are minor."
But it seems that Tim Cook and his team are cooking up something completely different at Cupertino labs. - New reports reveal a bold roadmap for 2027: Apple will not be content with just launching a new iPhone, but will completely restructure its lineup, expanding from 5 models to 7 models all at once.
What does this mean in financial terms?
The end of the "one-size-fits-all" policy: Increasing the number of models and entering the world of "foldable phones" (Foldables) and curved screens is not a luxury, but a defensive and offensive necessity.
Defensive to prevent user migration towards Samsung and Huawei foldable phones,
And offensive to target the "ultra-premium" (Ultra-Premium) segment that is willing to pay $2000 for a phone, significantly boosting profit margins. - "Super Cycle" (Super Cycle): Apple investors know that the stock jumps wildly when there is a "Form Factor Change" (Form Factor Change). This happened with the iPhone 6, and with the iPhone X.
And now, it seems that 2027 will be the next date for this major cycle. Design change is the primary driver for upgrading old devices. - Impact on investors: The message Apple is sending today is: "We are not done growing yet."
The market was pricing Apple as a stable "services" company, but this news brings back the image of Apple as an "innovative device" company.
Product expansion means widening the "fishing net" to capture all consumer segments, from those seeking elegance (Foldable) to those seeking performance. - Summary: Apple does not enter races first, but when it does, it often ends the race in its favor.
If you hold the stock, this news is the fuel for the patience you need.
Innovation is not dead; it was just waiting for the right time to mature.
Share your opinion with me.. Would you buy a "foldable" iPhone if Apple made one?
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Apple 2027.. Has the giant awakened from the "sleep" of innovation?
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The criticism directed at Apple in recent years has always been one:
"Phones have become boring, and the changes are minor."
But it seems that Tim Cook and his team are cooking up something completely different at Cupertino labs.
-
New reports reveal a bold roadmap for 2027:
Apple will not be content with just launching a new iPhone, but will completely restructure its lineup, expanding from 5 models to 7 models all at once.
What does this mean in financial terms?
The end of the "one-size-fits-all" policy:
Increasing the number of models and entering the world of "foldable phones" (Foldables) and curved screens is not a luxury, but a defensive and offensive necessity.
Defensive to prevent user migration towards Samsung and Huawei foldable phones,
And offensive to target the "ultra-premium" (Ultra-Premium) segment that is willing to pay $2000 for a phone, significantly boosting profit margins.
-
"Super Cycle" (Super Cycle):
Apple investors know that the stock jumps wildly when there is a "Form Factor Change" (Form Factor Change).
This happened with the iPhone 6, and with the iPhone X.
And now, it seems that 2027 will be the next date for this major cycle.
Design change is the primary driver for upgrading old devices.
-
Impact on investors:
The message Apple is sending today is:
"We are not done growing yet."
The market was pricing Apple as a stable "services" company, but this news brings back the image of Apple as an "innovative device" company.
Product expansion means widening the "fishing net" to capture all consumer segments, from those seeking elegance (Foldable) to those seeking performance.
-
Summary:
Apple does not enter races first, but when it does, it often ends the race in its favor.
If you hold the stock, this news is the fuel for the patience you need.
Innovation is not dead; it was just waiting for the right time to mature.
Share your opinion with me.. Would you buy a "foldable" iPhone if Apple made one?
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