Apple has a new biggest bull — and he projects a 20% surge fueled by the upcoming 5G iPhone lineup
. The millimeter wave 5G boasts significantly faster speeds than today's 4G LTE networks. Kuo's prediction follows a Susquehanna report that suggested the next-gen phones would only ship with sub-6GHz 5G capabilities, and that the millimeter wave phones would be delayed to 2021.
Apple is already hot off an 86% gain in 2019, fueled by strong interest in the iPhone 11, Airpods Pro, and Apple Watch Series 5. Yet Forte expects one of the company's smaller product releases, the Apple Card, to grant a healthy boost to iPhone purchases come fall. Cardholders can buy the upcoming iPhones with zero-interest payment plans, and the payment flexibility"could be a catalyst for iPhone unit sales for several years," Forte wrote.
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