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Kuo: iPhone Shipments to Remain Flat in H2, 2019

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In his latest note for TF Industries, Ming-Chi Kuo says that the overall market is extremely pessimistic of iPhone sales. He believes that in Q1, 2019, Apple will ship around 36-38 million iPhones led by increased demand in non-Chinese markets due to the attractive trade-in program currently being run by the company.

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