It's time for Wall Street to get more bullish on Apple stock as the company's newest iPhones hit shelves worldwide on Friday, according to Jim Cramer. Cramer said that early signs of stronger-than-expected demand for Apple's iPhone 17 models and iPhone Air, coupled with upbeat remarks from Apple CEO Tim Cook himself, should be enough for more analysts to start raising their estimates. Fresh from interviewing Cook at Apple's flagship New York City store on launch day, Jim cited positive commentary and a price target increase from JPMorgan. "It's a race. It's a race to be higher," he told his CNBC colleagues on the " Squawk on the Street " set at the New York Stock Exchange. "Those thinking that this will be a so-so launch. The numbers are not saying [that]. The numbers are saying that it's

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