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Here's what's ahead on this week's Investing Insights. Apple exceeded expectations in his fiscal second quarter.

Here why Morningstar remains cautious about the tech company's future. Plus, a game changer has

shaken up. Active ETF investing.

The editor of Morningstar ETF Investor newsletter. We'll join the podcast to discuss the new frontier and spotlight some favorite active ETFs.

And how investors can use an investment strategy called Asset Location to their benefit.

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Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivana Hampton. And let's get started with a look

at the Morning Star headlines. Apple's fiscal second quarter results surpassed expectations,

iPhone sales and services like the App Store and ICloud outperform, but revenue declined

3%.

With a drop in iPad and Mac sales in the March quarter, Morningstar had been anticipating, a slowdown

of strong growth in hardware products, remote work and school, and the initial

rollout of 5G boosted demand for several years. Morningstar is pleased with the iPhone and services

segments modest growth, despite other areas falling on a year-over-year basis. The analyst remains

cautious about the next several quarters for

Apple as macroeconomic headwinds persist. However, the tech titan should fare better than many

of its smartphone peers. Morningstar is maintaining its $150 estimate of Apple's stock and view shares as

overvalued.

SoFi technologies benefited from more deposits and rising interest rates in the first quarter.

Morningstar things both help the digital bank deliver strong net interest income or what a bank

earns from making loans. However, revenue growth slowed company-wide. SoFi reported a net revenue

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