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Investors don't believe AAPL can appreciate significantly more than it is already valued. A mature blue-chip stock has a P/E ratio of 8 - 12. More generally,
by fraserharris 15y ago
Investors don't believe AAPL can appreciate significantly more than it is already valued. A mature blue-chip stock has a P/E ratio of 8 - 12.
More generally, it is really hard to compete with AMZN, because they maintain such narrow margins. AAPL relies on continued (hit-generating) innovation which is prone to distruption.
- rimantas 15y ago> AAPL relies on continued (hit-generating) innovation > which is prone to distruption. And as history shows, the disruptor is Apple itself.
- pagekalisedown 15y agoThe uncertainty now is that they don't have Steve Jobs. I hope, for Apple's sake, they don't become Steve Ballmer's Microsoft.
- rimantas 15y agoiPhone was introduced after 2,5 years since inception. I guess they have some stuff in pipeline for some years to come, also (I hope) the culture is still there.