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Find out more and add your support at Patreon.com slash MacoWestcan. At least one investment house believes in movie magic and its power to transform or at the very least bolster Apple.

Apple Insider has word of a new note to investors from Morgan Stanley

analyst Katie Huberty.

The piece points out that we don't know how or when Apple will start distributing all the video it's producing,

but that's not dampening Katie and company's great expectations.

The way they see it, with high quality content, even if they start with low numbers of shows,

Apple could charge about $7.99 per month. Given Apple's iPhone installed, base, the Huberty crew thinks those subscriptions

could grow from revenue of about $500 million in calendar year 2019 to $4.4 dollars by calendar year 2025.

Add to that the $18 billion they think Apple Music will be raking in

in six years, up from this year's 4 billion in their estimation, and movies and

music combined will bring in between $22 billion and $23 billion annually by the end of 2025. What in this note is reliable? If you

ask me the answer is nothing but sentiment. But sentiment can mean a lot where stocks are

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