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Key Bank analyst Brandon Dispel says his firm's data is telling him that he should

expect below average growth from or for Apple in the September quarter. Hardly a shocker. Thanks to Tough

compares for iPad and Mac, Apple itself said on the last earnings call that

it expects below average growth in the September

quarter.

That's despite the company's expectation of growth for both iPhone and services. You know I honestly started to wonder whether I imagined

Apple saying all of that. I didn't. I've checked. Anyway, Apple 3.0 had Key Bank analyst Brendan Dispol issuing a note this week,

wherein he said his data indicated below average growth for or from Apple for the September quarter.

Based on 1.8 million credit card and debit card accounts to which he and his have access,

the analyst says, indexed spending on Apple was up 6% from June to July.

Well that doesn't sound bad. It does when you hear that the three-year average from June to July has seen a rise of 18%.

July is usually the strongest month of the quarter, to the firm assuming that that's

true again this year their data is telling them that they should expect below

average growth for the September quarter.

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