Analysts at several financial firms have cut their stock targets for Apple following the company's Q1 results. Piper Jaffray has reduced its target from $875 to $767, while Wells Fargo is now aiming for between $600 and $630, and Deutsche Bank is targeting $575. RBC Capital Markets has shifted from $725 to $600, and Canaccord Genuity has dropped its prediction to $650. Topeka Capital Markets has adjusted from $1,111 to $888.
