Following The Wall Street Journal’s report yesterday about Apple seeing lower demand than the company had initially expected for its new iPhones, Goldman Sachs analyst Rod Hall noted that it appears that in addition to weakness in China and other emerging markets it also looks like the price and features of the iPhone XR may not have been well-received by non-U.S. users. While he believes the company likely included this more negative scenario in its guidance, Hall sees “material risk” to Apple’s March quarter guidance if current demand trends continue, he tells investors. He lowered his price target on the shares to $182 from $209 to reflect a multiple more toward the middle of the stock’s three year range and keeps a Neutral rating on Apple.