“Apple (AAPL) continues to churn out impressive results, blowing away all estimates with their Q1, FY2012 earnings announcement,” David Klein writes for Seeking Alpha. “We are not going to focus on the quarter’s earnings, but on whether Apple’s performance justifies a higher valuation.”
“Given Apple’s past success, iPhone and Tablet projections, it’s surprising the market has relegated a low PE to Apple,” Klein writes. “The PE based on 2012 earnings is about 10.8 at the time of this writing.”
Klein writes, “For Apple’s market cap to exceed a half trillion dollars would require a stock price of about $536 and a forward PE of 12.7. Given the market projections which can support Apples double-digit growth rate and low PE, $536 seems a very reachable milestone.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Carl H.” for the heads up.]
It’s certainly headed in that direction today (so far)… 🙂
Especially considering that Amazon is priced at 100x P/E.
Anyone buying Amazon at their numbers would seem to be irrational speculators, not investors.
Buying: Yes
Holding: No
I will repeat my no brainer AAPL #’s:
2012 = $606
2013 = $707
2014 = $808
2015 = $909 🙂
These are conservative numbers!!!! BUY!
Go BUY AAPL 🙂 401k Happy!!!
Perhaps in a “perfect world” you’ll see such share advances, however, this world is anything but perfect, and certainly not predictable or reliable.
@ castelbuono
Let’s see what happens!
What number do you have for AAPL peak in 2012?
My self managed 401k is 🙂 Happy for eight years now!!!!!!!! More please!
Not likely, definitely.
Apple shares might drop drastically by end of this year. There’s new competition coming in….