Apple Shares Rise Despite iPhone X Shipment Issues

The video discusses Apple's challenges in securing OLED displays and 3D sensors for the iPhone, primarily due to Samsung's monopoly on OLED production. Despite these supply chain issues, Apple shares have risen, as investors focus on the long-term potential of the iPhone super cycle rather than short-term sales. The video also covers Apple's strategies to maintain revenue growth, such as encouraging pre-orders and the iPhone upgrade program, which locks customers into buying the new iPhone.

What was one of the main challenges Apple faced in sourcing parts for the new iPhone?

• Limited consumer interest

• High production costs

• Excessive competition from other brands

• Lack of OLED display suppliers

Why are Apple investors not overly concerned about short-term iPhone sales?

• They expect a new model soon

• They are focusing on other Apple products

• They are waiting for a price drop

• They believe in the long-term success of the iPhone 10

What is the 'Super cycle' in the context of the iPhone 10?

• A manufacturing process

• A new marketing strategy

• A software update

• A long-term sales cycle

How does Apple's iPhone upgrade program aim to boost sales?

• By offering discounts on older models

• By locking customers into a monthly payment plan

• By providing free accessories

• By extending warranty periods

What potential advantage does Apple have over competitors like Samsung due to its sales strategy?

• Higher brand loyalty

• Faster product releases

• Lower production costs

• Better customer service