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1 Stock I Wouldn’t Touch With a 10-Foot Pole, Even After the Market Sell-Off Dropped Its Price

August 17, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Even though Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) stock experienced a dip during last week’s sell-off, dropping nearly 12% from its 2024 high, I remain hesitant to consider buying it.

My skepticism stems from concerns about Apple’s valuation. Despite its widespread popularity and recognition, Apple’s growth has been lackluster, particularly due to the impact of inflation on its sales. The company’s revenue growth has struggled to reach double digits since the beginning of 2022, with occasional dips compared to previous periods. While its services division has provided some stability with revenue from various sources like advertising and the App Store, the overall performance of the company has been underwhelming.

In terms of numbers, Apple’s premium valuation does not align with its mediocre revenue and earnings growth. Trading at 32 times forward earnings estimates and 33 times trailing earnings, the stock is as expensive as it was in early 2021 when its financial performance was much stronger. The hope for a boost from Apple Intelligence, the company’s generative AI product, may not be enough to justify the high valuation.

Considering better alternatives in the tech sector, companies like Microsoft and Meta Platforms offer stronger revenue and earnings growth at similar or lower valuations. Therefore, I believe that Apple’s current valuation does not reflect its performance, and there are more attractive investment opportunities available elsewhere.

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