New iPhones on display in the Apple Marunouchi store in late 2019 in Tokyo, Japan. The most-bullish Apple stock price on Wall Street is predicated on an upcoming upgrade "supercycle" that will involve up to 350 million phones.
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Apple's decision to make a cheaper iPhone is paying off, according to Barclays.
Despite Apple's shift from a hardware company to a services business model, Apple's historically trusty revenue stream from iPhone sales is surprising to the upside.
The firm raised its price target on the stock to $224 per share from $207 per share. Barclays has an equal weight rating on Apple. This is below Apple's closing price on Wednesday of $234.37.
