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Research Analysis. NVIDIA case study

The headline showed growth. The cash figures raised a question.

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What NVIDIA reported

Q2 FY2027 · quarter ended July 26, 2026

01 · Revenue

$96.221B

Up 106% from $46.743B a year earlier.

Earnings release · August 26, 2026

02 · GAAP net income

$59.688B

Reported profit for the same quarter.

Earnings release · August 26, 2026

03 · Operating cash flow

$24.077B

Cash generated by operations during the quarter.

Cash-flow statement · August 26, 2026

04 · What the figures show

40.3%

Operating cash flow as a share of GAAP net income: $24.077B ÷ $59.688B. Our calculation from the reported quarterly figures.

Conclusion from these figures

Revenue more than doubled, while operating cash flow was 40.3% of net income for the quarter. That establishes a difference between reported profit and cash generation—not its cause.

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NVDA · Q2 FY2027 · quarter ended July 26, 2026Evidence through August 26, 2026

Reported revenue

$96.221B

Quarterly revenue, up 106% year over year.

NVIDIA earnings release · August 26, 2026Inspect the results

Reported Data Center growth

117% growth

Data Center revenue rose to $89.023B.

NVIDIA earnings release · August 26, 2026Inspect the evidence

Cash flow compared with profit

40.3%

Operating cash flow as a share of GAAP net income. A gap worth examining.

$24.077B ÷ $59.688B · our calculationInspect the cash flow

The research question

The explanation.

This ratio alone cannot establish why cash conversion differed—or what happens next.

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Revenue grew 106% year over year, while quarterly operating cash flow was 40.3% of net income.

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Stronger business, fewer shares—or both?

Evidence cutoff: September 23, 2026. This is a recorded response, not a new live request. Sources and limitations remain with the answer.

Apple’s latest earnings were driven mainly by stronger operating performance, with share repurchases providing an additional per-share benefit.

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Investigate Apple (AAPL): Are its latest earnings being driven by stronger business performance, share buybacks, or both?

Use the latest quarterly results published on or before September 23, 2026. Identify the fiscal quarter, reporting date, and evidence cutoff.

Compare revenue, net income, diluted EPS, and weighted-average diluted shares with the same quarter a year earlier. Explain the distinction between business growth and per-share growth without assuming either improved.

Examine iPhone and Services performance, margins, cash generation, and buybacks. Use matching fiscal periods; show any calculations derived from cumulative disclosures.

Use Apple’s earnings releases and SEC filings as primary sources. Include a compact table of the key figures, comparison periods, and source links. Separate reported facts, management explanations, and your interpretation. Mark unavailable evidence explicitly.

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As of: 2026-09-23T20:36:17.519Z

Primary issuer: Apple Inc. (AAPL), CIK 0000320193

Latest quarterly results available by the cutoff: Fiscal Q3 2026, three months ended June 27, 2026; earnings release published July 30, 2026; Form 10-Q filed July 31, 2026.

Narrative report

1. Business model

Bottom line: Apple’s latest earnings were driven mainly by stronger operating performance, with share repurchases providing an additional per-share benefit.

Apple generated Q3 FY2026 revenue from Products and Services. The largest disclosed product category was iPhone, while Services remained a substantial recurring-revenue component.

Reported fact: For the quarter ended June 27, 2026:

iPhone revenue was $54.252B, compared with $44.582B in Q3 FY2025.
Services revenue was $30.739B, compared with $27.423B.
Total revenue was $109.417B, compared with $94.036B.

Source: Apple Inc., Form 10-Q for the fiscal quarter ended June 27, 2026, filed July 31, 2026, pp. 1 and 6, Note 2, “Revenue”: SEC filing.

Management explanation: In Apple’s July 30, 2026 earnings release, Tim Cook described the quarter as Apple’s “strongest June quarter ever,” citing double-digit growth across iPhone, Mac, and Services and across every geographic segment. Apple also said its installed base of active devices reached a new all-time high.

Source: Apple, “Apple reports third quarter results,” July 30, 2026: Apple Newsroom.

Interpretation: The revenue increase was not solely a buyback effect. Buybacks can increase EPS by reducing the denominator, but they do not directly increase iPhone revenue, Services revenue, total revenue, or operating income.

2. Revenue and earnings growth

Metric	Q3 FY2026	Q3 FY2025	Derived change
Revenue	$109.417B	$94.036B	+16.4%
Net income	$29.789B	$23.434B	+27.1%
Diluted EPS	$2.02	$1.57	+28.7%
Weighted-average diluted shares	14.715B	14.948B	-1.6%
iPhone revenue	$54.252B	$44.582B	+21.7%
Services revenue	$30.739B	$27.423B	+12.1%
Operating income	$35.695B	$28.202B	+26.6%

Source for all reported figures: Apple Inc., Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed July 31, 2026, pp. 1 and 6, Note 2: SEC filing.

Derived calculations:

Revenue growth = $109.417B / $94.036B − 1 = 16.4%
Net-income growth = $29.789B / $23.434B − 1 = 27.1%
Diluted-EPS growth = $2.02 / $1.57 − 1 = 28.7%
Diluted-share change = 14.715B / 14.948B − 1 = −1.6%
iPhone growth = $54.252B / $44.582B − 1 = 21.7%
Services growth = $30.739B / $27.423B − 1 = 12.1%

Reported fact: Net income grew by approximately 27.1%, while diluted EPS grew by approximately 28.7%. Weighted-average diluted shares declined by approximately 1.6%.

Interpretation: Business growth and per-share growth are different measurements:

Business growth: Revenue, operating income, and net income measure the growth of Apple’s consolidated business and earnings dollar base.
Per-share growth: EPS also reflects the number of diluted shares outstanding.

The approximately 1.6% reduction in diluted shares helped EPS grow slightly faster than net income. However, the large increase in net income and operating income shows that the EPS increase was not created by buybacks alone.

3. Margins

Reported fact: Apple reported Q3 FY2026 gross margin of 50.1% in its July 30 earnings release, compared with a gross-profit-to-revenue margin of approximately 46.5% in the prior-year quarter.

Derived calculation from the 10-Q income statement:

Q3 FY2026 gross margin = $54.770B / $109.417B = 50.06%
Q3 FY2025 gross margin = $43.718B / $94.036B = 46.49%
Derived change = approximately +3.57 percentage points

The small difference between the derived 50.06% and Apple’s reported 50.1% reflects rounding in the financial statement figures.

Operating margins also improved:

Q3 FY2026 operating margin = $35.695B / $109.417B = 32.62%
Q3 FY2025 operating margin = $28.202B / $94.036B = 29.99%
Derived change = approximately +2.63 percentage points

Source: Apple Inc., Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed July 31, 2026, p. 1: SEC filing.

Management explanation: Apple’s July 30 release said gross margin included a favorable impact of approximately 2 percentage points from tariff refunds. It also said tariff refunds contributed $0.11 to diluted EPS.

Interpretation: The margin improvement was substantial, but it was not entirely evidence of recurring operating improvement. Apple disclosed a specific favorable tariff-refund contribution. A complete normalized gross-margin or EPS reconciliation was not retrieved, so the sustainable portion of the improvement is Unverified / unresolved.

The operating-income increase of approximately 26.6%, broadly consistent with the net-income increase of 27.1%, supports the view that improved operating performance—not only non-operating items or buybacks—was important in the quarter.

4. Balance sheet

Reported fact: At June 27, 2026, Apple reported:

Cash and cash equivalents: $39.544B
Current marketable securities: $22.855B
Non-current marketable securities: $84.118B
Total current assets: $149.818B

Source: Apple Inc., Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed July 31, 2026, p. 3: SEC filing.

Marketable securities are not cash and should be analyzed separately from cash and cash equivalents.

Cash generation — reported fact: For the nine months ended June 27, 2026, Apple reported operating cash flow of $116.996B, compared with $81.754B for the nine months ended June 28, 2025.

Derived calculation:

Nine-month operating-cash-flow growth = $116.996B / $81.754B − 1 = 43.1%
Current nine-month operating cash flow / net income = $116.996B / $101.464B = 1.15×
Prior nine-month operating cash flow / net income = $81.754B / $84.544B = 0.97×

Apple reported nine-month capital expenditures of $6.799B in FY2026 and $9.473B in FY2025.

Derived free cash flow:

FY2026 nine-month free cash flow = $116.996B − $6.799B = $110.197B
FY2025 nine-month free cash flow = $81.754B − $9.473B = $72.281B
Derived change = $110.197B / $72.281B − 1 = 52.5%

These are matching nine-month calculations using operating cash flow minus capital expenditures. They are not standalone Q3 figures.

Unavailable evidence: The retrieved primary-source material states that Q3 operating cash flow was a June-quarter record but does not provide the exact standalone Q3 operating-cash-flow amount needed for a direct quarter-versus-quarter cash-flow calculation. That standalone comparison remains Unverified / unresolved.

5. Valuation

All dependent valuation outputs are conditional on the UNVERIFIED current-price input.

Valuation is included as context only; it is not the basis of the operating assessment.

Valuation snapshot: UNVERIFIED price input

Price: $336.89, UNVERIFIED;

ticker.lastTrade.p

Trade/quote timestamp: 2026-09-23T20:33:39.352Z
Retrieval timestamp: 2026-09-23T20:35:28.907Z
Session: After-hours
Provider: Polygon.io
Source record: AAPL snapshot record
Share count: 14.594180B common shares outstanding
Share-count date: July 17, 2026
Retained record SHA-256:

38e58591439ea7dc35cdb796383a7b9bdb9fa65591047bd6ba7c6cd7b69bfa28

The latest completed regular-session close was $337.02 on September 23, 2026, from the dated daily aggregate record at Polygon.io AAPL daily aggregate. That regular-session close is reference context only and is not the valuation input selected above.

All price-dependent valuation outputs below are conditional on the disclosed, independently unconfirmed after-hours price.

Derived approximate Approximate market capitalization:

$336.89 × 14.594180B = $4,916.633B

This is approximate because the price timestamp and share-count date do not match.

TTM revenue and earnings bridges are derived from four issuer-period inputs:

TTM revenue formula: $102.466B + $143.756B + $111.184B + $109.417B = $466.823B

TTM net income formula: $27.466B + $42.097B + $29.578B + $29.789B = $128.930B

TTM operating income formula: $32.427B + $50.852B + $35.885B + $35.695B = $154.859B

Conditional multiples using the unverified price input:

Approximate market capitalization / TTM revenue = $4,916.633B / $466.823B = 10.532×
Approximate Approximate market capitalization / TTM net income = $4,916.633B / $128.930B = 38.134×
EV / TTM revenue: Unresolved, because the retrieved evidence does not provide a complete, source-matched total-debt input for the selected valuation date.
EV / TTM operating income: Unresolved for the same missing total-debt and cash/securities bridge.

EV convention: approximate Approximate market capitalization + total debt − cash and cash equivalents − marketable debt securities; marketable equity investments are not deducted from base EV. Apple’s reported cash and marketable-securities balances are separate inputs, not interchangeable with cash.

6. Competitive position

Competitive comparisons are not necessary to determine whether this quarter’s earnings growth was operational or buyback-driven. No like-for-like, current primary-source competitor comparison was retrieved for this report.

Alternative	Comparison dimension	Dated evidence	Source/date	Limitation	Status
Samsung Electronics	Smartphone revenue and profitability versus Apple iPhone	UNVERIFIED — no matching Samsung product-period evidence retrieved	Not retrieved as of 2026-09-23	Apple iPhone revenue cannot be compared with Samsung consolidated revenue without matching product scope and accounting definitions	UNVERIFIED
Alphabet	Services, installed-base, or ecosystem economics versus Apple Services	UNVERIFIED — no matching Alphabet product-period evidence retrieved	Not retrieved as of 2026-09-23	Apple Services revenue is not directly comparable with Alphabet consolidated or segment revenue	UNVERIFIED

Apple’s Q3 results establish its own revenue and earnings growth, but they do not establish current market share, competitor weakness, or a comparative moat.

7. Recent fundamental changes

Reported facts:

Broader revenue growth: Q3 revenue increased 16.4%, with iPhone up 21.7% and Services up 12.1%.
Improved operating results: Operating income increased 26.6%, while derived operating margin expanded by approximately 2.63 percentage points.
Stronger cumulative cash generation: Nine-month operating cash flow increased 43.1%, and derived nine-month free cash flow increased 52.5%.
Lower diluted share count: Weighted-average diluted shares declined 1.6%.
Lower cumulative repurchase spending: Nine-month repurchases of common stock were $62.094B, compared with $70.579B in the prior-year nine-month period, a derived decline of 12.0%.

Source: Apple Inc., Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed July 31, 2026, pp. 1 and 5: SEC filing.

Management explanation: Apple attributed part of the margin and EPS improvement to tariff refunds and described the active-device installed base as reaching an all-time high.

Interpretation: The combination of higher operating income, iPhone and Services growth, and stronger nine-month cash generation supports a business-performance explanation. The lower share count explains why EPS growth modestly exceeded net-income growth. The reported decline in nine-month repurchase spending means the share-count effect should not be treated as the sole or necessarily dominant explanation.

The assessment would change toward buybacks as the dominant driver if future periods showed flat or declining revenue and operating income while EPS continued to rise mainly through a materially lower diluted share count. It would strengthen toward durable business improvement if future quarters sustained revenue, operating-income, and cash-flow growth without a comparable tariff-refund benefit.

8. Three strongest bull and bear arguments

The table separates observed facts from the interpretation of what would strengthen or weaken each thesis. Thresholds described as analyst monitoring assumptions are not Apple guidance.

Type	Driver	Current evidence	What would confirm	What would weaken
Bull	Broad product and Services demand	Observed fact: Q3 revenue rose 16.4%; iPhone rose 21.7%; Services rose 12.1%. Management explanation: Apple cited double-digit growth across iPhone, Mac, Services, and geographic segments.	In the next comparable quarter, iPhone and Services both post positive year-over-year growth without relying on a newly disclosed one-time refund.	Either iPhone or Services declines year over year, or total revenue growth falls below 5% while management identifies weaker customer demand. Analyst-selected assumption. Rationale: a round sensitivity level for this driver, not an empirically calibrated forecast or failure boundary. Crossing it is evidence for the scenario, not automatic proof.
Bull	Operating leverage	Observed fact: Operating income rose 26.6% versus revenue growth of 16.4%; derived operating margin expanded from approximately 29.99% to 32.62%.	In the next comparable quarter, operating-income growth again exceeds revenue growth and operating margin remains above the prior-year comparable margin.	Operating-income growth falls below revenue growth and the operating margin returns to, or falls below, the prior-year comparable margin.
Bull	Cash generation supports earnings quality	Observed fact: Nine-month operating cash flow rose 43.1%; derived nine-month free cash flow rose 52.5%; current OCF/net income was 1.15×.	Analyst monitoring assumption: a subsequent matching period maintains OCF/net income at or above 1.0× while free cash flow remains positive and grows year over year.	OCF/net income falls below 1.0× and matching-period free cash flow declines year over year.
Bear	Tariff-refund normalization	Observed fact: Apple said tariff refunds contributed approximately 2 percentage points to gross margin and $0.11 to diluted EPS.	A subsequent quarter lacks a comparable benefit and gross margin falls by at least 2 percentage points year over year, with corresponding pressure on EPS growth.	Gross margin remains at or above the current reported 50.1% without a similarly sized tariff-refund benefit.
Bear	Per-share growth becomes increasingly buyback-dependent	Observed fact: EPS rose 28.7%, net income rose 27.1%, diluted shares fell 1.6%, while nine-month repurchase spending declined 12.0%.	Analyst monitoring assumption: net-income growth falls below 5% while EPS growth remains above 5% and diluted shares decline by more than 2% year over year. Analyst-selected assumption. Rationale: a round sensitivity level for this driver, not an empirically calibrated forecast or failure boundary. Crossing it is evidence for the scenario, not automatic proof.	EPS growth continues to track net-income growth while operating income and revenue remain positive, without an accelerating share-count reduction.
Bear	Services growth moderates	Observed fact: Services grew 12.1%, below total revenue growth of 16.4% and iPhone growth of 21.7%.	Services growth falls below 10% in the next comparable quarter and Apple reports weaker Services-related demand or engagement. Analyst-selected assumption. Rationale: a round sensitivity level for this driver, not an empirically calibrated forecast or failure boundary. Crossing it is evidence for the scenario, not automatic proof.	Services growth reaccelerates above 12.1% while total Services revenue continues to grow year over year. Analyst-selected assumption. Rationale: a round sensitivity level for this driver, not an empirically calibrated forecast or failure boundary. Crossing it is evidence for the scenario, not automatic proof.

Evidence appendix: Canonical facts

Claim	Exact value	Period/as-of time	Classification	Source with date and locator	Calculation	Conflicts/limitations	Verification needed
Total revenue	$109.417B	Q3 FY2026 ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 1	Reported	None identified	None
Net income	$29.789B	Q3 FY2026 ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 1	Reported	None identified	None
Diluted EPS	$2.02	Q3 FY2026 ended 2026-06-27	UNVERIFIED	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 1 UNVERIFIED: provider-normalized EPS lacks an identified provider and dated supporting record; it is not the reported sum of quarterly diluted EPS and is not a canonical valuation input.	Reported	Includes disclosed tariff-refund benefit	Full normalized EPS bridge unavailable
Weighted-average diluted shares	14.714676B	Q3 FY2026 ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 1	Reported	Weighted-average, not period-end shares	None
Prior-year diluted shares	14.948179B	Q3 FY2025 ended 2025-06-28	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 1	Reported comparative	None identified	None
iPhone revenue	$54.252B	Q3 FY2026 ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, Note 2	Reported	None identified	None
Services revenue	$30.739B	Q3 FY2026 ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, Note 2	Reported	None identified	None
Gross margin	50.1% reported; 50.06% derived	Q3 FY2026 ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified and Derived	Apple earnings release 2026-07-30; Form 10-Q 2026-07-31, p. 1	$54.770B / $109.417B	Release states approximately 2 pp tariff-refund benefit	Recurring margin reconciliation
Operating income	$35.695B	Q3 FY2026 ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 1	Reported	None identified	None
Nine-month operating cash flow	$116.996B	Nine months ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 5	Reported	Not standalone Q3	Exact Q3 cash flow
Nine-month free cash flow	$110.197B	Nine months ended 2026-06-27	Derived	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 5	$116.996B − $6.799B	Matching-period OCF less capex	None for nine-month calculation
Nine-month repurchases	$62.094B	Nine months ended 2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 5	Reported financing cash flow	Does not identify exact Q3 repurchases	Standalone Q3 repurchase amount
Cash and cash equivalents	$39.544B	2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 3	Reported	Separate from marketable securities	None
Current and non-current marketable securities	$22.855B and $84.118B	2026-06-27	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 3	Reported	Not cash; complete EV treatment not established	Complete debt and securities bridge
Price	$336.89	Quote 2026-09-23T20:33:39.352Z	Unverified / secondary provider record	Polygon.io snapshot retrieved 2026-09-23	Selected live after-hours quote	Provider record retained; independent historical confirmation remains unverified	Independent confirmation
Shares outstanding	14.594180B	2026-07-17	Primary verified	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, cover	Reported	Date differs from price timestamp	None
Approximate Approximate market capitalization	$4,916.633B	Conditional on selected price	Derived	Price record and Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q cover	$336.89 × 14.594180B	Conditional on unverified price and mixed dates	Confirm price basis

TTM revenue formula: $102.466B + $143.756B + $111.184B + $109.417B = $466.823B

TTM revenue: Derived from primary-source inputs; the four-quarter total is calculated, not a separately reported issuer fact.

TTM revenue source bridge:

$102.466B: 2025-06-29 to 2025-09-27; RevenueFromContractWithCustomerExcludingAssessedTax; Derived from SEC 10-K and 10-Q facts; filed 2025-10-31; accession 0000320193-25-000079; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019325000079/0000320193-25-000079-index.html
$143.756B: 2025-09-28 to 2025-12-27; RevenueFromContractWithCustomerExcludingAssessedTax; 10-Q; filed 2026-01-30; accession 0000320193-26-000006; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000006/0000320193-26-000006-index.html
$111.184B: 2025-12-28 to 2026-03-28; RevenueFromContractWithCustomerExcludingAssessedTax; 10-Q; filed 2026-05-01; accession 0000320193-26-000013; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000013/0000320193-26-000013-index.html
$109.417B: 2026-03-29 to 2026-06-27; RevenueFromContractWithCustomerExcludingAssessedTax; 10-Q; filed 2026-07-31; accession 0000320193-26-000020; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000020/0000320193-26-000020-index.html

TTM net income formula: $27.466B + $42.097B + $29.578B + $29.789B = $128.930B

TTM net income: Derived from primary-source inputs; the four-quarter total is calculated, not a separately reported issuer fact.

TTM net income source bridge:

$27.466B: 2025-06-29 to 2025-09-27; NetIncomeLoss; Derived from SEC 10-K and 10-Q facts; filed 2025-10-31; accession 0000320193-25-000079; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019325000079/0000320193-25-000079-index.html
$42.097B: 2025-09-28 to 2025-12-27; NetIncomeLoss; 10-Q; filed 2026-01-30; accession 0000320193-26-000006; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000006/0000320193-26-000006-index.html
$29.578B: 2025-12-28 to 2026-03-28; NetIncomeLoss; 10-Q; filed 2026-05-01; accession 0000320193-26-000013; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000013/0000320193-26-000013-index.html
$29.789B: 2026-03-29 to 2026-06-27; NetIncomeLoss; 10-Q; filed 2026-07-31; accession 0000320193-26-000020; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000020/0000320193-26-000020-index.html

TTM operating income formula: $32.427B + $50.852B + $35.885B + $35.695B = $154.859B

TTM operating income: Derived from primary-source inputs; the four-quarter total is calculated, not a separately reported issuer fact.

TTM operating income source bridge:

$32.427B: 2025-06-29 to 2025-09-27; OperatingIncomeLoss; Derived from SEC 10-K and 10-Q facts; filed 2025-10-31; accession 0000320193-25-000079; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019325000079/0000320193-25-000079-index.html
$50.852B: 2025-09-28 to 2025-12-27; OperatingIncomeLoss; 10-Q; filed 2026-01-30; accession 0000320193-26-000006; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000006/0000320193-26-000006-index.html
$35.885B: 2025-12-28 to 2026-03-28; OperatingIncomeLoss; 10-Q; filed 2026-05-01; accession 0000320193-26-000013; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000013/0000320193-26-000013-index.html
$35.695B: 2026-03-29 to 2026-06-27; OperatingIncomeLoss; 10-Q; filed 2026-07-31; accession 0000320193-26-000020; https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/320193/000032019326000020/0000320193-26-000020-index.html

Reconciliation/error log

Reconciliation note: Marked every price-dependent valuation output as conditional on the unverified quote. Labeled the price-times-reported-share-count market capitalization as approximate because the input dates may differ.

Type	Original claim	Correction	Supporting source and date
Formatting	The prior output omitted the required Canonical facts appendix and Reconciliation/error log.	Added both required sections, including the canonical fact table, source bridges, and unresolved-evidence entries.	Report structure correction, 2026-09-23
Citation	The standalone Q3 operating-cash-flow comparison was not directly supported by a retrieved dollar amount.	Retained only the verified nine-month operating-cash-flow comparison and marked the exact standalone Q3 amount Unverified / unresolved.	Apple, “Apple reports third quarter results,” 2026-07-30; Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 5
Definition	EPS growth and net-income growth could be treated as interchangeable.	Kept net-income growth at 27.1% and diluted-EPS growth at 28.7%, with the 1.6% diluted-share reduction shown separately.	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 1
Period basis	Buyback evidence could be read as a standalone Q3 amount.	Labeled $62.094B as the nine-month repurchase amount and did not infer a standalone Q3 repurchase figure.	Apple Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q, filed 2026-07-31, p. 5
Valuation provenance	A live price could be treated as an official close.	Used $336.89 only as an explicitly UNVERIFIED after-hours valuation input and separately identified the $337.02 September 23 regular-session close as context only.	Retained Polygon.io records retrieved 2026-09-23

Five things an investor should verify independently

Standalone Q3 cash flow: Verify Apple’s exact operating cash flow and free cash flow for the three months ended June 27, 2026, rather than relying on the nine-month bridge.
Tariff-refund normalization: Check Apple’s next filing for the recurring versus non-recurring effect of tariff refunds on gross margin and EPS.
Product and Services durability: Compare the next same-period iPhone and Services revenue figures with Q3 FY2026’s respective $54.252B and $30.739B.
Buyback timing and share-count mechanics: Reconcile repurchase cash payments, weighted-average diluted shares, period-end shares, and employee equity issuance over the same fiscal period.
Independently confirm the selected after-hours trade/price of $336.89 at 2026-09-23T20:33:39.352Z (ticker.lastTrade.p). All price-dependent valuation outputs use this selected input, not a context-only regular-session close. The retained record and checksum provide traceability, not independent authentication. Source record: https://api.polygon.io/v2/snapshot/locale/us/markets/stocks/tickers/AAPL

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strategy.tsAAPL · PineNode

// AAPL · historical price follow-through

// Price/volume rule only — not a test of the fundamental claim.

// Next-bar open fills; 5 bps slippage per side, zero commission.

// Open positions are closed at the final close.

const lookback = pn.param('Lookback', 20, 5, 50, 1);

const maxHold = pn.param('Maximum holding bars', 10, 1, 30, 1);

const average = new SMA(lookback);

pn.name('AAPL price follow-through').onBar(({ series, position, barIndex, buy, sell, plot }) => {

const mean = average.next(series);

if (series.length <= lookback) return;

let priorHigh = -Infinity;

let priorVolume = 0;

for (let i = 1; i <= lookback; i++) {

priorHigh = Math.max(priorHigh, series.high(i));

priorVolume += series.volume(i);

}

plot('Prior range high', priorHigh, { color: '#f97316' });

plot('Moving average', mean, { color: '#22d3ee' });

if (!position && series.close(0) > priorHigh &&

series.volume(0) > priorVolume / lookback) {

buy('Prior-range breakout with volume');

} else if (position && (series.close(0) < mean ||

barIndex - position.entryBarIndex >= maxHold)) {

sell('Moving average or holding-period exit');

}

});

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AAPL · Business growth & buybacksEvidence through September 23, 2026

01 · The question after earnings

Apple’s earnings rise. What’s driving them?
What could the headline miss?

Apple’s July 30, 2026 results show earnings per share growing faster than net income. Before treating that as stronger business performance, separate operating growth from the share-count effect—and examine the tariff refunds behind part of the improvement.

AAPL Apple

Q3 FY2026 vs Q3 FY2025 · quarters ended June 27, 2026 and June 28, 2025

Evidence through September 23, 2026

Stronger business, fewer shares—or both?

Business earnings vs per-share earnings

Year-over-year growth (%) · zero-based scale

Editorial comparison calculated from Apple’s reported quarterly figures, not an Augur-generated chart or a live quote. The growth-rate gap is not a standalone measure of buyback contribution.

Apple · Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q Apple · Third-quarter results

Reported results

Growth beyond the share count

Revenue rose from $94.036B to $109.417B; net income rose from $23.434B to $29.789B. Diluted EPS increased from $1.57 to $2.02.

Apple · Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q

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Fewer diluted shares

Weighted-average diluted shares fell from 14.948B to 14.715B, approximately 1.6%. Per-share growth and total earnings growth are not interchangeable.

Apple · Q3 FY2026 Form 10-Q

The detail to investigate

A tariff-refund benefit

Apple disclosed a benefit of approximately 2 percentage points to gross margin and $0.11 to diluted EPS. How much of the improvement can repeat?

Apple · Third-quarter results

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