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Apple is mentioned as a company that has exceeded initial estimates, indicating strong performance and potential for further upside, which aligns with the firm's investment philosophy of holding onto

John Huber believes Apple is a great brand with a highly sticky ecosystem and a strong retention rate in hardware, which creates recurring revenue similar to a subscription model. He acknowledges that

Bill Nygren mentions that they owned Apple for a long time, and it was consistently selling at less than a market P/E multiple, indicating it was undervalued despite being a growth company.

An investor mentioned owning Apple, highlighting the importance of understanding the price movement and the risks involved in holding a stock that can decline significantly before potentially rising.

After previously exiting our position in Apple due to concerns about slowing smartphone adoption and competitive pressures, we have re-entered the stock. We believe that Apple's value is being underes

Julian Robertson believes Apple is the world's cheapest stock, suggesting that if it had existed in the 1970s, it would be trading at five times its current value. He is considering shifting his TIPS

Apple is currently trading at 12x earnings, which is attractive given its strong product lineup and significant cash reserves. The anticipated release of the Apple television set this year adds to the

Apple is considered the ultimate lifecycle stock, with a significant opportunity identified for the iPod to capture market share previously held by Sony's Walkman. This long-term interest reflects con

Apple is not just a growth company but also presents a good value proposition, trading at a reasonable multiple compared to its earnings. The analyst projects Apple can earn $40 per share next year, w