Although Apple (AAPL) stock has lost its momentum, the stock is a real deal at just 12 times earnings.

Just when you think Apple’s (AAPL) ready to move again it drops after earnings and is now back in its base.

Shares of Apple (AAPL) are still a good buy right now, fueled by iPhone sales growth of 55% last qtr.

Apple (AAPL) is back with 20% profit growth — and a 14 P/E — so I will add it to the Growth Portfolio & Aggressive Growth Portfolio.

It’s time to say goodbye to a former top holding that has fallen and cannot get back up. Take care Apple (AAPL), come back soon.

Shares of Apple (AAPL) rose $15 to $566 yesterday as the stock got upgraded to Buy at a brokerage firm. Here’s my take on shares of

Apple’s (AAPL) stock might have turned the corner, but nothing’s better in the Earnings Table, and this move isn’t back to $700.

Apple’s (AAPL) stock isn’t declining anymore but the numbers are free falling. I don’t think AAPL’s going back to $700 soon. It shouldn’t be a top holding.

Apple (AAPL) had flat profit growth last quarter. Here’s my thesis on where AAPL is now and exactly when I see the stock rallying.

Apple (AAPL) went from $400 to $700 in less than a year. After a move like that a correction to $550 was inevitable. Now the stock can go to $1000.

Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone 5 an iPad Mini are coming this fall. That news trumps the fact AAPL’s numbers took a hit after last quarter’s poor results.

Think Apple’s (AAPL) move is done? Think again. The run has just begun. On the horizon I see the stock blowing past $1000. Even $2500 is possible.

Just before Apple (AAPL) reported last quarter’s earnings, the stock was $420. Now it’s pushed through $500 and could make a parabolic move.

This was the first earnings release after Steve Jobs passed away. The headlines said AAPL missed estimates by 34 cents. But in reality, AAPL beat the street. This stock is around $400 and should at least be $680.

Last quarter in my Apple (AAPL) article, I wrote “The pressure is building. The levee has to break”. Well the levee has broke and the stock has hit all-time highs — yet to me the stock is cheaper. Here’s why…

Apple (AAPL) almost doubled profits last quarter — crushing analyst estimates along the way. This stock should have a P/E of 35 and instead its 14. The pressure is building. The levee has to break.

Apple’s (AAPL) sweet 16. Not the stock price, the P/E. Apple’s business is actually accelerating — with estimates jumping higher. This is one of the top investments of our time.

Apple’s (AAPL) got a 16 P/E. Apple’s got a 16 P/E. Apple’s got a 16 P/E. The iPhone and iPad awesome, and I’m going to tell you about something that could be even bigger.

Apple (AAPL) has all the characteristics to go on an explosive move higher. Strong profit growth & a low P/E give this stock huge upside. Here’s why a double seems realistic in the short term.