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Episode 8 | Decoding Apple's Valuation – with a Focus on Using the PE Ratio
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In Episode 8 of "Market News with Rodney Lake," Rodney Lake, the Director of the GW Investment Institute, provides a comprehensive exploration of Apple's price vs. valuation a component of the GWII BMPB Investment Framework, with a focus on using price-to-earnings (PE) ratio. Comparing Apple’s PE of 35.5 with the S&P 500’s 23, he explains that its strong brand and financial performance may justify Apple’s premium. Lake advises that the PE ratio has limitations and should be considered alongside other factors for example earnings growth. He underscores the importance of understanding a company’s valuation in investment decisions, enlightening the audience about its significance and keeping them well-informed. Tune in to learn more and enhance your understanding of investment due diligence!
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