← Back to context Comment by nikolay 1 day ago You think Apple's stock isn't also driven by speculation, just like any other stock? 3 comments nikolay Reply TrainedMonkey 1 day ago No. Apple PE ~33 implies ~14% EPS growth over the next 10 years, seems achievable. YOY Apple is ~10% and silver is over 270%. nikolay 1 day ago You offer explanations and excuses similar to those of the precious metal folks. The issue is that amateurs can now easily buy and sell on the markets - otherwise neither Apple nor silver would be valued as much as they are... were. TrainedMonkey 1 day ago I can see that you are committed to your current level of understanding.
TrainedMonkey 1 day ago No. Apple PE ~33 implies ~14% EPS growth over the next 10 years, seems achievable. YOY Apple is ~10% and silver is over 270%. nikolay 1 day ago You offer explanations and excuses similar to those of the precious metal folks. The issue is that amateurs can now easily buy and sell on the markets - otherwise neither Apple nor silver would be valued as much as they are... were. TrainedMonkey 1 day ago I can see that you are committed to your current level of understanding.
nikolay 1 day ago You offer explanations and excuses similar to those of the precious metal folks. The issue is that amateurs can now easily buy and sell on the markets - otherwise neither Apple nor silver would be valued as much as they are... were. TrainedMonkey 1 day ago I can see that you are committed to your current level of understanding.
No. Apple PE ~33 implies ~14% EPS growth over the next 10 years, seems achievable. YOY Apple is ~10% and silver is over 270%.
You offer explanations and excuses similar to those of the precious metal folks. The issue is that amateurs can now easily buy and sell on the markets - otherwise neither Apple nor silver would be valued as much as they are... were.
I can see that you are committed to your current level of understanding.