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Could Apple's Latest iPhone Be Its Biggest Growth Catalyst in Years?

Key PointsEarly demand for the iPhone Duo has been strong.

Apple's latest iPhone, the iPhone Duo, could be its biggest growth catalyst in years. The device, Apple's first attempt at a foldable smartphone, has garnered unprecedented pre-order sales, with estimates of 6 million to 10 million units shipped by the end of 2026. This translates to $12 billion to $20 billion, or 22% of total iPhone revenue, for the company.

Even if the iPhone Duo cannibalizes other models' sales, it could still add $4.8 billion to Apple's revenue by the end of the year. Apple's strategy has always been to release improved versions of existing devices, which it has done successfully with the iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods. The iPhone Duo could help Apple maintain this trend and potentially expand its share of the foldable smartphone market, which is currently only 2%.

Despite supply constraints and rare instances of cracked screens, Apple is expected to address these issues and continue its momentum. The company's overall business remains healthy, with ongoing innovation and AI integration in its products, which could lead to a growing installed base and expanded paid subscriptions in the services segment.

With strong financial results anticipated, Apple remains a solid investment, and the iPhone Duo is just one reason to consider this stock.

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