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week's edition of the Views Room, a weekly conversation among breaking views columnists about

the ups and downs of the world of finance. I'm Anthony Curry and I'm here with my colleague

Jennifer Saber. Hi, Jen. Hello. Apple reported quarterly earnings this week, and we found out that iPhone

sales dipped, which you would think would be a problem. However, there's a lot that investors can still

hang on to for Apple. We have Rob Searin joining us here from our New York Newsroom. Welcome, Rob.

How you do? So why don't you tell us a little bit about why this isn't such a big problem.

I mean, I know that investors are focused on iPhone sales.

It's their most profitable product, is that correct?

And most successful product, I think it's fair to say.

Why hasn't there been a lot of panic?

Well, there are three reasons, really.

So the number of iPhones sold hasn't, as you said, it's fair to say. Why hasn't there been a lot of panic? Well, there are three reasons, really. So the number of iPhones sold hasn't, as you said, it decreased. But Apple's

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