Ternus’s debut! Can this Apple event propel its market cap straight to $5 trillion?

At 1 a.m. Beijing time on September 10, Apple’s fall product launch event officially took place. For Apple, this event was somewhat different, as it marked the first product unveiling since new CEO John Ternus took over.
What the market is most anticipating now is clearly not an ordinary upgrade, but the long-rumored foldable iPhone.
Apple’s current market cap is approximately $4.75 trillion, about 5% short of $5 trillion. If the new products are impressive enough, combined with the market attention brought by the new CEO’s debut, there is indeed room for further short-term upside.
But the issue is also very real: Apple’s valuation is already very high, and the market’s expectations for the new products are equally elevated.
If the event only brings processor upgrades, camera improvements, and routine design enhancements, investors may simply say, “That’s it?”—turning it into a sell-the-news event.
So what truly matters about this event is not how many products are launched, but whether it can create a sufficiently compelling new growth story.
Ternus’s debut—Apple’s answer sheet.
Is $5 trillion the new target, or merely a beautiful fantasy for the market?
Tonight, the candlestick chart may provide the answer.#苹果发布会