Craig-Hallum analyst Tony Stoss lowered his price target on Skyworks (SWKS) to $115 from $125M and reiterated a Buy rating on shares after the company reported Q2 quarter results that were above expectations. In a research note to investors, Stoss noted that weaker iPhone sales in the quarter were slightly offset by both strong sales as well as content gains in the S9, and that June quarter guidance was "better than feared" but weaker than expectations as continued Apple (AAPL) weakness and the removal of ZTE-related revenues impacted the quarter. Additionally, Stoss said that Huawei is "a risk" in the near-term given the scrutiny it faces in the U.S. for similar-to-ZTE business practices.
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