Insufficient supply of Apple's fifth generation, performance was seen decline

According to the latest news, due to the lack of supply of the newly released iPhone 5, US investment company William Blair lowered its expectations for Apple's 2013 fiscal year performance, but still maintained Apple's stock "outperform" rating.

William Blair analysts adjusted Apple’s 2013 financial performance for the week, saying it was mainly due to the lack of iPhone 5 supply. Apple released the iPhone 5 on September 21, with sales exceeding 5 million in the first three days. Although the performance is good, it is still lower than the industry's expectations.

According to industry sources, this is mainly due to insufficient supply. Apple CEO Tim Cook announced at the same time that the sales of the iPhone 5 also said: "The market demand for the iPhone 5 is incredible. Our first batch of stocks has been sold out."

On the release of iPhone 5, Apple's share price hit a record high. But then, the stock price began to decline, and now it has dropped more than 10%. However, since the beginning of the year, Apple's share price has still increased by 55% cumulatively.

On the same day as the iPhone 5 was released, Apple's share price hit a record high, but then it began to decline. Today, it has fallen by more than 10%. However, since the beginning of the year, Apple's share price has increased by a cumulative 55%.