Tim Cook visits an Apple store in New York City on September 16.
Tim Cook visits an Apple store in New York City on September 16.
  • Apple's latest earnings and revenue fell short of expectations, but that shouldn't discourage investors.
  • But Wedbush and Jefferies said investors should still see the tech heavyweight's stock as a buy. 
  • Any weakness in the stock is a "more appealing buying opportunity," said Jefferies. 

Apple missed estimates for its fiscal first-quarter earnings and sales, but two analysts said the tech heavyweight should still be on investors' buy list.