Apple is a very big company. They make a lot of things we use every day like our iPhones and iPads. But over the past few years, the number of iPhones they sell hasn't been growing very fast. That's worried a lot of people who are trying to figure out if Apple is a good company to invest in.

One idea is that Apple should start making money from showing us ads. Ads are the little commercials you see on TV or online. If Apple could show ads to us when we're watching their shows on Apple TV, they might be able to make a lot more money. This would help them grow faster and make their stock worth more money.

So far, Apple hasn't done much with advertising. But if they started showing ads in their TV shows, it could help them make more money and make their stock go up. Read from source...

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