Value Expectations

Are Fortune's Most Admired Companies Also the Most Investment Worthy?

Great observations on Apple! Yesterday we posted an article specifically on Apple, the reason it’s coming up as a sell on a default basis is because we are comparing it to other technology company. Even though it looks much more attractively priced and has much lower expectations than it used to have, there are other tech companies (in the tech sector) that look more attractive from a valuation level. Further analysis could be done braking it down by market cap. Here is a link to yesterdays Apple post:

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Also as a point of reference, keep in mind that the average company in the S&P has -9% implied sales growth over the next five years which indicates that there could be some better opportunities in the tech sector.

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Thanks,
VE



On Mar 06 07:06 AM Zoltan L. Kovacs wrote:

> Apple is mainly building its business on human creativity. Now it
> can choose among the best brains on earth. Now just put it in your
> expactations framework. Then look into your rearview mirror and see
> what an economic performer Apple has been for the last ten years.
> Finally take a look at the present P/E, cash flow potential and cash
> reserves of AAPL and crunch the numbers.