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Here's what to head on this week's investing in sites. A week's start in 2024 is indemning Morningstar's

outlook for Apple's stock, why Morningstar thinks Apple could turn it around for 2025. Plus,

the Federal Reserve is delay in interest rate cuts while inflation runs hot.

Morningstar Inc. Markets reporter Sarah Hansen has investigated how short-term volatility could be

a long-term opportunity for investors. And retirement reboot author Mark Miller is here to spread

the word about some Medicare changes in 2024.

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Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivana Hampton. Let's get started to look at the

Morning Star headlines.

Apple has had a weak start to 2024, but Morning Stars optimistic for 2025. The Tech

Giant's March quarter revenue was aligned with Morning Stars' forecast, declining to just

over $90 billion. Apple's June quarter outlook fell below Morningstar's positive expectations.

iPhone revenue is Apple's primary driver. It decreased this quarter. Morningstar anticipates

improvements in iPhone revenue growth by next year, but thinks Apple will still face challenges

with more domestic competition in China

and slowing iPhone refresh cycles globally. Apple's services continue to have strong revenue growth.

A lack of updates about generative artificial intelligence has weighed on Apple's share performance

this year. Morningstar expects Apple to make

Gen AI product announcements over the summer and expects those to drive improve iPhone

revenue growth next year. Morningstar is raising what it thinks Apple's stock is worth to $170 per share

from $160 per share.

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