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Apple has been a monster stock. While the company’s fundamentals have been strong, Apple has also used its large cash reserves as a “trick” to boost share price.

Warren Buffett’s letter to shareholders is crystal clear: he is still very bullish on Apple. Here is how Berkshire Hathaway has increased its ownership of the Cupertino company, despite having trimmed the position recently.

What you have to believe to justify the high valuation that the market is placing on Apple's stock.

AAPL stock continues its growth despite the company losing tech leadership, meaning investors can still profit from Apple stock.

Apple stock is trading near record-high valuations. Buyback program provides strong support for AAPL stock. Learn more on Apple’s valuation and returns here.

Apple is on track to set a new standard with its financials in 2021. Click here to know about the price targets for Apple.

Tough love for Apple fans who are the betting the ranch.

How many stocks should you own? That all depends on a number of different factors. Learn more.

I believe shares of Apple have 38% upside and can reach $400 by fall of 2021 making it a buy at current prices.

This paper was originally written in 2010 for a Corporate Innovation class at Kellogg Business School, and thus predates Stratechery by several years.

Apple does everything wrong. They don’t do market research. They don’t segment the market with multiple models. They don’t have promotions. They don’t diversify. They don&#8…

Apple is undervalued based on traditional and reverse discounted EPS and DCF Valuation Models. See why AAPL stock will continue growing.

"If you want one industry that's immune to both inflation and a Fed-induced slowdown, well it's big-cap tech," the "Mad Money" host said.

How much money would you have made if you'd invested $500 a month into Apple stock over the last 15 years? What about some other major US companies?

Apple has been synonymous with growth and innovation, and its stock reflects this. But can it stay as inventive and competitive as it has been?

How much cash does Apple have? To the nearest million, as of the end of September 2017, Apple’s cash and investments totaled $268,895,000,000. Note that this includes investments in the form …

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After a strong start to 2020, U.S. tech giants continue to advance to unprecedented highs. The Big Five now account for 25% of the S&P 500.

Apple is still a strong buy as Q1 2021 generated $111.43 billion in revenue setting the stage for Apple's best year to date.

Apple has gone sideways for over 6 months as investors are preferring stocks that do well when inflation rises. See why you should hold Apple stock long-term.

Let me first start by saying this is not a post about Apple's products.  While I'm certain Apple's products are probably fantastic (I don't own any), that's not what interests me about Apple The Company or Apple The Stock. What interests me is Apple as an investment...

Learn the difference between Apple stock and Apple bonds. The long-term bonds offer higher yields than its stock, but AAPL stock may perform better.

The technology behemoth has completely revamped its capital structure, taking advantage of ZIRP and issuing billions of dollars worth of cheap debt.

Apple share gains increasingly mirror the major averages. Apple has become a safe haven - safer than even the dollar - in times of volatility.

Apple’s share price fell solidly below $100 on Thursday, adding to a debate on Wall Street over whether the stock is overvalued amid ongoing expectations of...

Where the market’s largest stock lands can affect your returns.

InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is set to release its earnings for the quarter ending June...

Apple reported another blowout quarter — and its stock will likely grow even more in your S&P 500 portfolio. But when do you count too much on one stock?