Will Apple's stock rise on June 9 after big June 8 announcement of Siri/AI enhancement?
87% of users predicted YES — the community missed this one. 31 predictions cast.
Apple shares declined for a second straight session on June 9, 2026, closing at $290.55 — a loss of roughly 3.6% — as investors continued to react negatively to the company's Worldwide Developers Conference announcements from the prior day. On June 8, Apple unveiled "Siri AI," a redesigned conversational assistant powered by a custom version of Google's Gemini large language model; the partnership is reported to cost Apple approximately $1 billion annually, a significant departure from the company's longstanding strategy of developing core technologies in-house.
Apple's stock had already fallen 1.89% on June 8 as the keynote unfolded, closing at $301.54. The follow-through selling on June 9 extended those losses further. Analysts flagged that Siri AI's capabilities appeared comparable to existing Android AI assistants, raising questions about whether the update would be sufficient to drive a meaningful iPhone upgrade cycle. For a company that had spent years insisting it could build AI on its own terms, the reliance on a Google model struck some observers as a strategic concession.
An 87% supermajority of the Predict Six community predicted the stock would rise on June 9, making this one of the largest community misses among the day's questions.