AAPL: Why Apple Stock Will Continue to Outperform in 2021
March 3, 2021
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as posted by the channelHey subscribers, its time to add recovery stocks to your portfolio. This means cash flow positive and established companies that performed well during the crisis, but are expected to perform even better during a recovery and reopening of the economy.
Please take a look at Apple stock (AAPL) in this respect:
Lost 5% of share price over last 3 months.
Only 0.5% of short interest, smart money ain’t betting against apple.
Constant 10% annual growth in revenue and profits.
Apple has a 29% EBITDA – one of the highest in the market, and will only go up as transition to services and streaming continues.
Reopening revenues will increase due to 5G roll out as well, this is just the beginning of the 5G earnings for apple
Apple service revenues to double in the next five years, and it’s a double dip due to high margins.
This correction is a buying opportunity at a reasonable price. My target price is $163 which is over 30% of upside in an established, cash-flow positive and recovery friendly company. It’s a leader in its industry and will continue to be one and as Apple delivers more solid financial results, the stock price will go higher in the long, so buying the stock now when it dips makes most sense.
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Please note that as with ANY post or video I make this is NOT financial advice and strictly my opinion and may be totally wrong. Do your own research please.
Note that past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Don't assume an investment will continue to do well in the future simply because it's done well in the past.
I currently hold no position in AAPL or any affiliated companies. I may open a long position in the future.
This is strictly my opinion, so do your own research and make up your own mind. This is not financial advice, just entertainment, so be careful!
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