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Financial analysts were back in force after the Monday holiday. Lots of notes from Wall Streetway.

Not going to say they were rushed, but I would have expected them closer to Apple's

first quarter earnings call, which isn't until the week from tomorrow. It's possible that

Apple watching analysts hope to slow the fall prompted by the Mad Would Be King's continuing

instability tour, coming soon to a town near you, whether you think so or not.

Wall Street Post's biggest daily drop in three months said the headline from Reuters,

which went on to say, Trump Greenland tariff threat triggers wide sell-off.

Sorry, I know how queasy people get when I talk about anything besides Apple, so let's talk about Apple as if it existed in a bubble.

Except we can't. Maybe trying to slow the sell off or staunch the bleeding on a day that saw Apple's shares drop close to nine points, nearly three and a half percent, it was the Wall Street Singers.

We'll start with a note from Evercourt analyst, Ahmed Daryanani, posted by Apple 3.0.

Focusing on next week's earnings call, add rocks looking for numbers that would beat the street,

the big blob of analysts, expects Apple to report

December quarter revenue of $137.4 billion on earnings per share of 267.

Daryanani and friends are looking for revenue of $140.5 billion on earnings per share of 271.

Team Evercore is looking for iPhone revenue growth of 17%

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