It seems that the $ 1 trillion "blow" to the US technology giant Apple has come from the past, after the new iPhone XR has become the new indicator of the beginning of the fall of the US company.
According to a report by major Japanese companies, the demand for the iPhone XR was less than expected, prompting Apple to ask its manufacturers to stop the additional lines for the production of the phone, which reached the market at the end of October.
According to the report, Apple asked both Foxconn and Pegatron to stop the extra lines for the production of the iPhone XR, and asked the company, which collects iPhone phones, not to accelerate the pace of collection of phones.
According to sources in the production lines, Foxconn has prepared 60 production lines for the iPhone XR, but only 45 have been used, according to Apple's request, which it said would not need to manufacture larger quantities at present.
Last week, Apple warned that its fourth-quarter sales, which coincide with the holiday season, may not meet Wall Street's expectations, according to Mashable.
Apple has also decided to stop disclosing its sales figures for iPhone and iPad devices, arguing that the number of units sold does not provide a correct picture of the company's financial results.
Five years ago, Apple cut production of the iPhone 5C plastic chassis, just a month after its launch, exposing the weak demand for the low-cost iPhone, which the company stopped producing directly.
These pitfalls over the past few days seem to have affected the technology giant, which MarketWatch sees as having the worst period in its stock market history in nearly six years.
The market value of Apple, the US, has recently exceeded the barrier trillion dollars to become the first company in the world up to the number of 12 zero.
The event marked a milestone for the technology company, which has redefined society since two adventurers named Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded it 42 years ago.
The company's peak seems unimaginable in 1997, when Apple retreated from the brink of bankruptcy when its shares traded on less than $ 1
