šŸŽ Apple’s earnings ā€œbeat the numbers, but the stock fellā€: Risk appetite cools on Wall Street—will Bitcoin be dragged down?

Apple reported its Q4 FY2026 results after market close on November 2: revenue of $114.48 billion (vs. expectations of about $113.39 billion) and earnings per share of $2.10 (vs. $1.99 expected), up 12% year over year and a September-quarter record. But after the company gave its margin outlook on the earnings call, the stock fell as much as about 4% after hours, closing down around 2.8% at $328.81.

šŸ“‹ Key points
• iPhone revenue was $57.58 billion (vs. about $56.54 billion expected), up roughly 17% year over year
• Mac revenue was $10.79 billion; Services revenue hit a record $31.56 billion
• iPad revenue was $6.23 billion and Wearables revenue was $8.3 billion, both below expectations
• December-quarter gross margin guidance was 45%–46%, below Wall Street’s expectation of about 46.9%, mainly due to rising memory costs
• Services growth guidance was 8%–9%, below the market’s expectation of about 10.7%

šŸ“Š Market impact
ā€œEven strong earnings couldn’t hold up the stockā€ā€”a sign that the market is becoming increasingly sensitive to cost pressures and heavy AI investment, with sentiment toward risk assets turning cautious. BTC is currently around $76,620, down about 2% over 24 hours, with a recent range of $76,390–$78,400. Near-term support: $76,390 and $76,330; resistance: $78,400 and $80,000.

What do you think: Will concerns about tech stocks’ profit margins continue to spill over into crypto markets, or will BTC chart an independent course? Share your thoughts in the comments šŸ‘‡

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