Morgan Stanley trims AAPL target to $350 while retaining Overweight
Nov 3, 2026, 9:35 AM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
Why it may matterVerify against the original reporting
The target remains above current price, and the overweight stance supports potential upside; price may rise toward the new target as sentiment anchors around a modest upside scenario, similar to prior mid-cycle target revisions on large-cap tech.
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What happened, with direct paths to the underlying reporting
Morgan Stanley cut Apple’s price target to $350 from $355, while keeping an Overweight rating. Apple currently trades near $338, signaling roughly 3–4% upside to the new target. The move suggests a modest valuation readjustment rather than a fundamental outlook shift, with upside still possible if iPhone and Services demand remains resilient.
Morgan Stanley lowers Apple PT to $350 from $355; Overweight retained.
AAPL trades near $338.32; implied upside to $350 (~3.5%).
Analysts update targets across tech; AAPL sees modest upside, not a large shift.
Other names in article show mixed revisions: TEM, MRVL, TWLO, UPWK, PLTR, SNDX, MAR, VRTX.
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