AAPL: Why Apple Is Still A Buy Despite Its New Industry Classification

Why Apple Is Still A Buy Despite Its New Industry Classification
by Marshall Hargrave

Apple (AAPL), interestingly enough, suffers from a couple problems, none of which are all that bad to have. One is its new industry classification. Its $400 billion plus market cap puts it into a unique category; a 'new' industry that includes mega-cap stocks. Something strange happens when stocks hit a market-cap above say $200 billion; they stop trading in line with their industry and generally trade at depressed multiples. read more »

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