Will Anthropic's market share be above 2.6%?

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Aufgelöst: Nein
Ergebnisse 9. Sept.The market required Apple’s official US announcement materials tied to the September 2026 iPhone event to list a US retail starting price for the iPhone 18 Pro of $1,399.00 USD or greater. Coverage of the event consistently reported the iPhone 18 Pro’s US entry price as $1,199, with outlets such as Yahoo Finance, BGR and CNBC listing the lowest‑priced configurable US SKU at $1,199. Because $1,199 is below $1,399 the rule is not met and the market resolves to no.
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Warum: Coverage of Apple’s September 9, 2026 event consistently reports the iPhone 18 Pro’s US entry (lowest‑priced configurable SKU) starting price as $1,199 — below $1,399. For example, finance.yahoo.com’s event writeup states “The 18 Pro will start at $1,199,” and BGR’s post‑event price table lists the 256 GB iPhone 18 Pro (the model identified as the entry SKU) at $1,199. CNBC’s live coverage likewise reports the Pro models received a $100 hike versus last year, consistent with a $1,199 starting price. Because the announced US retail starting price for the base iPhone 18 Pro was $1,199 (less than $1,399), the answer to whether Apple announced a starting price of $1,399.00 or greater is NO.
Quelle: bgr.comQuellen zur Auflösung dieses Marktes
Wie Märkte erstellt und entschieden werdenGiven Apple's pricing strategies, I expect the iPhone 18 Pro to start at $1,399 or more. It's just in line with their premium positioning and recent trends in flagship models.

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