Official Let's Make Some Money Off Stocks Thread
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AAPL trades, like Pen said, as high as 40x forward earnings and as low as 25x with the norm being about 35x. At 140 it's at 23x, in other words it's at the bottom of its range. Based on expected earnings growth (PEG) it's at 1.13. In general a stock with a PEG of 1 or lower is cheap, 2 or higher expensive. Again, you're bordering on cheap.
AAPL is cheap. It's a full-on buy. I'm not commenting on sensible investment strategy. It's all been said before.
AAPL is cheap. It's a full-on buy. I'm not commenting on sensible investment strategy. It's all been said before.
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One quick question guys. I set a limit order to buy 30 aapl hitting 134.75 and it was trading at 136.xx and it got filled at 134.75. How the hell did that happen?
Did some sucker got scared and sold it cheaper than market price?
Nate
Did some sucker got scared and sold it cheaper than market price?
Nate
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Someone asked 134.75 or less for 30 or more shares.
I'm staying completely on the sidelines until this all shakes out. What a mess! Oil up 25 in 10 minutes, ya, ok. See ya when the dust settles.
I'm staying completely on the sidelines until this all shakes out. What a mess! Oil up 25 in 10 minutes, ya, ok. See ya when the dust settles.
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Do people think things can get worse?? I mean great depression worse. Feds are nationalizing banks. So why shouldn't they bail out US car makers, airline industry, home builders, etc?