D.A. Davidson is moving to the sidelines on Apple after the company's latest products left it "unimpressed." The investment firm downgraded the iPhone maker to neutral from buy, after Apple this week unveiled its latest line of iPhones and other products. Analyst Gil Luria maintained his $250 price target, which implies 10% upside from Apple's Wednesday close. Luria said he was disappointed in Apple's product strategy over the past year. Until the company can redefine their current offerings or develop compelling new ones, Luria expects Apple's growth to remain stagnant. "While we don't question the utility of the products, Apple has brought lackluster innovation to their core lineup, starting with the iPhone," he wrote. "Even a foldable iPhone, which we expect to be announced next year, m

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