After several spurious reports of substantial preorder spikes for the iPhone 7 out of the likes of T-Mobile, if not so much Verizon, AAPL stocks enjoyed the biggest weekly surge in years. However, judging by the “lines of people” waiting for the new gadget as it goes officially on sale in retail outlets, said jump may have been premature.
Verizon in Grand Central $AAPL http://pic.twitter.com/XOepjHQGY9
— Walt Piecyk (@WaltBTIG) September 16, 2016
T-Mobile 46/Lex $AAPL http://pic.twitter.com/9kFLPfoy1G
— Walt Piecyk (@WaltBTIG) September 16, 2016
AT&T on Madison $AAPL http://pic.twitter.com/pDSz6XnfKp
— Walt Piecyk (@WaltBTIG) September 16, 2016
T-Mobile 6th Ave. $AAPL http://pic.twitter.com/FLVkZvPtwm
— Walt Piecyk (@WaltBTIG) September 16, 2016
Sprint on 42nd st $AAPL http://pic.twitter.com/LdrSSZGoO3
— Walt Piecyk (@WaltBTIG) September 16, 2016
5th Ave Store $AAPL http://pic.twitter.com/YtSYcq6lDQ
— Walt Piecyk (@WaltBTIG) September 16, 2016
The line for #iPhone7 in the Times Square ATT store is 9 deep #channelcheck http://pic.twitter.com/5SLRRP75Is
— Sam Ro (@bySamRo) September 16, 2016
Verizon 69/3rd $AAPL http://pic.twitter.com/5xbQDOiz1p
— Walt Piecyk (@WaltBTIG) September 16, 2016
AT&T on Park $AAPL http://pic.twitter.com/LKoJkrM6wH
— Walt Piecyk (@WaltBTIG) September 16, 2016
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