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Apple stock is trading lower Friday despite the iPhone maker beating expectations for its fiscal fourth quarter, but analysts are still bullish.

Apple is set to release its fiscal Q4 earnings today after the bell. While the stock is stepping into the confessional near its record highs, analysts are cautious about the company and don't expect much wonders from the report.

Amazon is set to report its Q3 earnings tomorrow after the close of markets. The stock crashed after its Q2 release, and hasn't been able to break above its July highs. It has however crept toward its record highs, and upbeat Q3 earnings could help AMZN rise further.

Although Apple has lagged behind the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts maintain a cautiously optimistic outlook about the stock’s prospects.

We have a massive week of earnings, with a loads of big names due to report including AAPL, AMZN, MSFT, META, SOFI, GOOGL, COIN and AMD all set to report.

KeyBanc cut Apple stock's rating to the equivalent of a Sell this morning on concerns over iPhone 16 sales. Here's what that means.

Apple is betting that consumers will upgrade to the iPhone 16 in order to tap into its new AI features.