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The Markets Calm Down, Thanks to Apple and the Fed [View article]
Also Warren Buffet type investing..Find a stock that makes you $1 worth of earnings and buy it at 50 cents...
Well that is exactly where aapl is trading at, aapl is estimated to grow FY'10 EPS by 38%.
FY'09 $9.08 Actual - FY'10 $12.50 Est = 38% YoY Growth
Apple currently trades at a 19 P/E (ttm)...So you are able to buy a big cap tech company with a bullet proof balance sheet for 50 cents on the dollar? Show me where you will get this opportunity again? This is the type of story you find in a undiscovered small cap, not a worldwide well known, highly traded company.
Why I Wouldn't Trade Apple Right Now [View article]
You said " But I do know that there is no logical explanation for a 30% move in one month."
Your thinking is typical. Nothing wrong with that.
Fact is; Apple is in a correction like 99.9% of the people have been calling for. It just happens to be in a valuation-correction. Not a standard downward correction.
99.9% of people that have been calling for a correction have been spot on and they don't even know it.
I would of ended with "But I do know there is no logical explanation for a 12-18 P/E on 117% Y/Y growth.
Apple's Mini 'Flash Crash' Today [View article]
We need to go to only few exchanges with 1 central place they clear and be slowed to 1 second min order before can pull and min 1 second trades.
If we keep going this path we will find out what financial anarchy looks like.
Apple's Stock at a Critical Juncture [View article]
Their answer to Wall St....Go get another trading vehicle.
Why the iPad Will Flop [View article]
Apple's P/E Calculation: Subtract the Cash? [View article]
$380 - $81 (cash) = $299 cash adjusted stock price
$25.26 ttm EPS - $0.43 (interest earnings on cash) = $24.83 cash adjusted earnings
$299/$25.26 = 11.84 P/E Typical media quoted
$299/$24.83 = 12.04 P/E cash backed out correct way.
Note: This was first brought to my attention by the highly regarded Turley Muller back in a 2008 article.
I have been a huge backer of doing it the right way....until well, it just doesn't matter much these days. Trying to make something out of nothing here.
"I am asserting that such a procedure necessarily leads to an EV analysis that is much less flattering to AAPL than a simple PE analysis."
Our definitions of "much" are, well much different as 0.2 P/E doesn't ruffle my feathers.
Apple: The Time to Buy Has Passed [View article]
Ticker symbol xyz just grew it's earnings by 125% with no signs of slowing. What multiple does it deserve?
Apple's War Chest: Rethinking the Theory That Cash Is a Burden [View article]
Agree, thats my only wish for AAPL. Stock split 10/1 and let it be.
Android's Tablet Splash: Much Ado About Nothing? [View article]
Watch for Tab buy one get one free or $99 etc or else about 100 will ship next qtr.
The Verizon iPhone That Cried Wolf [View article]
Nicely said...Verizon or Aapl have never even came close to crying wolf once.....The rumor mill from bloggers and "people close to the situation"
More accurate article would be
"When will the media stop making up rumors to sell more article"
Apple: Time to Start Worrying? [View article]
You may have been implying something else regarding cash and balance sheet but for the record aapl has $45 per share in cash/equivs.
All aapl needs is rate to return to historic levels and they can be back up where they used to be with $400 mill in OI&E, that was with $20 Bill in cash though.
The $12.98 FY'10 EPS is going to be pre-iPad. When that thing hits the books, look for a line on the grid resembling the iPhone as far as profits. You may be up around $14 for FY"10.
Aapl grew Q2 yoy EPS by 86%, they trade at a 23 P/E
23 P/E implies you are paying $23 for $1 of earnings.
Aapl grew it's ttm EPs by 47%
23 / 47 = you are paying $0.48 for $1 of earnings growth.
You tell me where to sign bud. Wake me when it gets to $1.50 for $1 of earnings growth.
Apple's AT&T Deal: Setting the Record Straight [View article]
Why Apple Belongs in Every Portfolio [View article]
The Problem With Apple Is Apple [View article]
That's where I stopped reading so cannot comment further.
Sell Apple And Run Away? [View article]
Apple currently has $8.35B in deferred revenue.