1. Apple's sales have stagnated and debt burden has increased, contrasting with its rising stock price, making it a risky investment despite its historical success. 2. The lack of iPhone revenue growth and disappointing new product launches are key issues. 3. Apple's financial health has deteriorated with reduced cash reserves and increased debt, limiting its ability to invest in new opportunities.
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