Apple Rises To Record: Will Shares Keep Powering Higher?

Apple’s stock closed at an all-time high, surpassing a 2012 record as investors look ahead to new products such as bigger-screen iPhones and a wristwatch-like device that may jump-start revenue growth. Bloomberg's Michael Regan and Adam Satariano take a look at the valuation on "Street Smart."

 

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Sebright Chen 10 years ago Contributor's comment
Apple's stock price is within expectation. Current price is $100.39, before-split price should be $702.73. Assuming Apple is able to grow at 3% per year, which is identical to the economy's growth rate, with a 13% discount rate, stock price should be $707.44 according to my calculation back in 2013. And, of course, Apple's growth rate is faster than the economy's average growth rate.