Where Will Apple Stock Be In 2030?

Summary

  • As a top holding in the world's most followed stock benchmarks, Apple's long-term returns are material to even passive long-term investors.
  • This article aims to explain a fresh and simple estimate of an expected total rate of return for Apple stock over the next 7 years, to the year 2030.
  • The most likely downside to Apple's share price will likely come from the market demanding a dividend yield much higher than its current level of 0.68%.
  • The risk of Apple's growth slowing, and its shares possibly getting revalued downward, can be mitigated by buying Apple bonds, and spending the interest on call spreads.
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Shahid Jamil

It would not be an overstatement to say that what would be good for Apple stock would be good for investors in broad US stock funds, and that what would be bad for Apple would be bad for the

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