MacDailyNews: Apple stock is severely undervalued

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Apple stock is severely undervalued Oct 28th 2011, 17:27 Oct 28, 2011 - 01:35 PM EDT — AAPL: 404.259 (-0.431, -0.11%) | NASDAQ: 2732.64 (-5.99, -0.22%) Friday, October 28, 2011 · 1:27 pm · No Comments If you had a company that has these characteristics of valuation: • 3.42 times its FY2011 revenues • 14.45 times FY 2011 earnings-per-share • 4.5 times its cash at the end of FY2011 • 12 times FY2011 free cash flow generated • No debts on the balance sheet • 83% year over year EPS growth • 66% year over year revenue growth • 40% gross margin on average • Forecast 38% YOY revenue growth and 44% YOY earning growth for the Q1 FY 2012 "Would it sound like a buy? I guess it does!" Gregory Pepin writes for SeekingAlpha. "By the way, this company is no other than Apple (AAPL)." Pepin writes, "Using simple fundamental metrics, Apple is severely undervalued despite its big market cap." Read more in the full article here. [Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "Double07" for the heads up.] Categories: News Tags: aapl, finance, nasdaq, stock

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