Bah, you take the average of ALL of those on the bottom, and place it against the performance of AAPL over the next 12 to 24 months. It will be a stark contrast.
Let's see Choicepoint has a P/E of 53.6 BEAS is at P/E of 25 based on 2010 earnings! E*Trade? Toxic...High risk reward obviously. Circuit City? Please, no one goes there anymore.
Or you can have AAPL with a P/E of 25, and $25 per share cash growing sales at a phenomenal rate with margins that are still increasing due to component oversupply. I don't own much, but I'd own my little piece well before any of those others.
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Let's see
Choicepoint has a P/E of 53.6
BEAS is at P/E of 25 based on 2010 earnings!
E*Trade? Toxic...High risk reward obviously.
Circuit City? Please, no one goes there anymore.
Or you can have AAPL with a P/E of 25, and $25 per share cash growing sales at a phenomenal rate with margins that are still increasing due to component oversupply. I don't own much, but I'd own my little piece well before any of those others.