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Apple Set to Reveal Q4 2025 Earnings Amid Strong Wall Street Projections

Apple is scheduled to announce its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results on October 30, with Wall Street predicting robust revenue and earnings per share. Key developments during the quarter included new product releases and strategic shifts that analysts believe will influence future performance. The investor call will feature insights from CEO Tim Cook and CFO Kevan Parekh on the company’s trajectory.

Apple’s Q4 2025 Earnings Announcement Details

Apple will release its fourth-quarter and full-year earnings for 2025 on October 30, according to reports from AppleInsider. The financial results are expected to be disclosed shortly before a conference call with investors and analysts at 5 PM Eastern Time. Sources indicate that CEO Tim Cook and CFO Kevan Parekh will lead the discussion, covering the quarter’s performance and providing guidance for upcoming periods, with potential questions focusing on recent product launches like the iPhone 17.

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Midday Market Movers: Earnings Reports and Meme Stock Surges Drive Trading Activity

Several companies experienced substantial stock price movements during midday trading following earnings reports and market developments. Winnebago Industries surged over 25% after strong quarterly results, while Beyond Meat continued its meme-fueled rally with another significant gain. Texas Instruments and Netflix faced declines following disappointing earnings reports.

Power Components and Recreational Vehicles Lead Gains

Vicor, the modular power components manufacturer, reportedly saw its shares surge 25% after third-quarter earnings per share more than doubled Wall Street consensus estimates, according to market analysis. Meanwhile, Winnebago Industries experienced even stronger momentum, with shares soaring over 25% following what sources indicate was a robust fiscal fourth-quarter report. The motorhome manufacturer reportedly earned 71 cents per share, excluding certain items, exceeding the 53 cents per share expected by FactSet analysts.