Apple, Google & GE – Guess How 1 of These Should Copy the Others to Add Value
By Markos N. Kaminis
One of these things is not like the others. Can you guess which of these 3 broadly followed stocks could do better by copying something the other two do well? All three of these companies are innovators, but Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) lags Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) and General Electric (NYSE: GE) in one key facet of its operations. Unfortunately, because of this inadequacy Apple’s stock is valued significantly cheaper than the rest. You would expect such a situation to offer an opportunity to purchase the stock. However, Apple has suffered its discount for an extended period of time, so those who have bought it over the past few years on the valuation reasoning have not seen the extraordinary gains they would have expected. I estimate that Apple could be worth 40% to 170% more today than the price it recently traded for if only Tim Cook would have a read of my latest report on the subject and do more for Apple shareholders by following my advice. Through the company’s earnings report communication today, it seemed to follow my guide, and the stock is up 7.5% in early trading Thursday. But it could be trading at $774 to $1450 instead of its current $564 if only management would have a read of my report: Apple, Google & GE – Which 1 of These Things is not Like the Others. It’s Apple’s responsibility to do so.
One of these things is not like the others. Can you guess which of these 3 broadly followed stocks could do better by copying something the other two do well? All three of these companies are innovators, but Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) lags Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) and General Electric (NYSE: GE) in one key facet of its operations. Unfortunately, because of this inadequacy Apple’s stock is valued significantly cheaper than the rest. You would expect such a situation to offer an opportunity to purchase the stock. However, Apple has suffered its discount for an extended period of time, so those who have bought it over the past few years on the valuation reasoning have not seen the extraordinary gains they would have expected. I estimate that Apple could be worth 40% to 170% more today than the price it recently traded for if only Tim Cook would have a read of my latest report on the subject and do more for Apple shareholders by following my advice. Through the company’s earnings report communication today, it seemed to follow my guide, and the stock is up 7.5% in early trading Thursday. But it could be trading at $774 to $1450 instead of its current $564 if only management would have a read of my report: Apple, Google & GE – Which 1 of These Things is not Like the Others. It’s Apple’s responsibility to do so.
Labels: AAPL, Stocks, Stocks-2014-Q2
posted by The Greek | 10:21 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home