Why Wall Street Loves Apple’s $1,999 iPhone
THE SO WHAT
Wall Street’s enthusiasm for a $1,999 foldable iPhone is a green light for premium hardware ARPU over unit volume. If you’re in the Apple ecosystem, prioritize features and services that resonate with a smaller but higher-spend base rather than chasing broad mid-tier adoption.
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