Wall Street could also be using history as a gauge ahead of Tuesday’s event. Apple’s stock has a long history of outperforming in the months after the release of its new iPhones.
The company’s shares have outperformed the S&P 500 by an average of 13 percentage points in the six months after an iPhone launch event, according to data compiled by Morgan Stanley. Data from hedge fund analytics tool Kensho shows Apple shares are down on average for the day and week of a media event, but the stock bounces back. On average, Apple’s stock is 10.7% higher three months after the event.
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