Apple shares drop 7.4% over two sessions, wiping $426 billion in market value as Wall Street questions growth durability
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Apple shares fell 7.4% over two sessions despite strong fiscal Q3 2026 results, reflecting Wall Street's concern that iPhone-driven strength may be pull-forward demand and that valuation is stretched. Management flagged consumer sensitivity to higher living costs and a tighter supply chain that could raise component costs, pressuring margins if pricing power is limited. The selloff highlights heightened scrutiny of growth durability ahead of the September iPhone launch.
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Apple shares fell 7.4% over two trading sessions, erasing $426 billion in market value. The selloff came despite fiscal Q3 2026 revenue rising 16.4% year over year and iPhone sales climbing 21.7%. iPhone revenue for the nine months ended June 27, 2026, increased 22.4%, and product sales growth outpaced services for the first time since fiscal 2021. Investors remain focused on valuation concerns and doubts about how sustainable the company’s growth can be.
