Apple’s valuation is attractive

Apple has reigned as the “true market leader” for twenty years, its stock surging to such heights that any hedge fund or mutual fund without it in their portfolio was seen as dropping the ball. Still, despite the company’s jaw-dropping success, it couldn’t escape the pull of market forces and reality. No matter how powerhouse a stock might be, there comes a point where its valuation balloons too big or a market correction kicks in to bring it back to earth. Now, Apple’s valuation is attractive.
Andrew Rocco for Zacks:
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Earlier this week AAPL tagged the 200-week and bounced viciously. Though the stock only touches the moving average once every four or five years, the long-term results are incredible. Even in the depths of the worst financial crisis in a century (The Global Financial Crisis of 2008) the 200-week MA contained AAPL shares.
Apple’s valuation is attractive. After the “DeepSeek” and tariff-related correction, Apple’s price-to-book ratio has become much cheaper, dropping from over 65x to ~44x today.

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MacDailyNews Take: Yes, Appel stock, although not quite as attractive as it was on Tuesday, is still quite the value!

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