Analysts Remain Bullish on Qualcomm’s Growth in Apple’s Absence

Analysts Remain Bullish on Qualcomm’s Growth in Apple’s Absence
A Qualcomm logo is seen during a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, on Jan. 6, 2014. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
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Investors once believed that Qualcomm Inc.’s fortunes rose and fell with Apple Inc.’s iPhone, which uses a key “modem” chip from Qualcomm to connect to mobile data networks, Reuters reports.

However, as Qualcomm prepares for an investor presentation on Nov. 16, analysts said a looming loss of Apple, which is working on its chips to replace Qualcomm’s, might not matter much to Qualcomm’s profits.