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Many things may have gone into making Wednesday a good day for Apple shares.

We'll start with what was likely the biggest. You know how everybody

knows that iPhone 10 are is a total failure? No they don't. Seeing that, had to sit down with Apple VP of product marketing Greg Joswick.

He told the big red ball that the iPhone 10-R has been Apple's most popular iPhone each and every day since the day it became available.

Good news!

Now Wall Street can start worrying about whether the $749 iPhone 10-R is cannibalizing sales of the iPhone

10-S and 10-S max, which start at $999.

We'll apparently leave that for another day though.

Apple shares rose $6.70 on Wednesday, up 3.85 percent.

They ended trading just shy of 181 bucks

That's possible that Apple was helped by a note from Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives

A piece from Business Insider had Ives issuing a note dropping his price target on Apple

from $310 to $275. Doesn't sound overly helpful, but the analyst maintains his

outperform rating on Apple's shares because he believes the services

story. While he expressed his appointment over Apple's decision to stop saying how many iPhones it sold from now on,

he gets Apple's reason for doing so.

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