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Wedbush and Goldman Sachs are the two sources that said internal checks show that the latest IPhone 15 series demands outpaces supplies. Pre-orders increased around 10-12 percent year-over-year when compared to the initial pre-orders for the iPhone 14 lineup.
Apple’s stocks (AAPL) closed 1.7 percent higher on Monday at $177.97 per share, while also gaining 0.3 percent in an after-hours trading session.
Wedbush’s analyst Dan Ives noted that Delivery times now have moved to late October to early November for various models of iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.
