This comes as Apple deals with a series of headwinds that's weighed on the iPhone maker's shares.
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Early signs of iPhone 17 demand, coupled with upbeat remarks from Apple CEO Tim Cook himself, show that analysts ought to raise…
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"I don't want to sell Apple," Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
Shares jumped to a record high Monday following positive chatter from Wall Street analysts on iPhone 17 demand.
Shares have pulled back more than 7% in 2025.
Cramer isn't alone in his optimism: several Wall Street firms issued positive notes after the succession announcement.
