Disapprove? Approve?
Those are dislikes and likes.
Did you perchance mean disprove?
Somethings [sic] up on the recent lack of share price gains on quarter after quarter of stellar earnings.
So what's your take on why it's not trading as it "should"? Mayhaps because -- until just recently -- it was vastly over represented in the NASDAQ index and so hedge funds and others wanting to influence the latter could influence the former? And some (many?) fund managers have to divest now, you know?
Also, what's your timeframe? Where was Apple's share price a year ago or two years ago vis a vis some other stock of your choice? I'm not complaining, why are you?
Any number of issues are probably in play now -- Sell in May & go away? -- that may or may not have to do with Apple's fundamentals. Wall Street falls in and out of love with individual stocks for any number of reasons that may or may not appear logical to outsiders. RIMM was a WS darling for awhile, now not so much. A lot of investors wonder why AMZN and GOOG have such valuations as they do, given their forward PEs vs Apple's. Go figure.
With over $12 billion in profits and cash creation in Q2, why is aapl anemeia in share price trading in comparison to the Eur?
The Eur? Never mind. Just explain why you're comparing a corporate entity to an international currency? Why not to the dollar? (And try to make a coherent sentence of it next time, btw.)
Do you think the Euro is up because of any intrinsic value or just a concatenation of current circumstances?
If you've got paper profit in the Euro, btw, I'd book as much of it as you can.
It's not going to last.
