Apple Cheap at $600, Technology Report by Leading Financial Newsletter Profit Confidential

(prHWY.com) March 29, 2012 - New York, NY -- As the shares of Apple Inc. cracked $600.00, the company had a market cap of $561 billion, making it the largest in the world based on market cap. According to George Leong, contributor to Profit Confidential, Apple should be able to continue to surge ahead and move higher. In his recent article, Why Apple Is Undervalued at $600, Leong outlines his rationale for being so bullish on Apple.

Leong highlights that Apple is presently trading at 12.13X its fiscal 2013 earning per share estimate of $48.29 per share and a price/earnings to growth ratio of 0.70 based on an estimated average five-year earnings growth rate of 19.49%.

"A PEG below 1.0 means that Apple's multiple is trading below its estimated five-year growth rate, which means an undervalued situation," says Leong.

Leong believes the growth rate may be conservative based on the surging sales of the company's products, including the "iPad," "iPhone," "Mac," and "iTouch."

"The threat of this of course is that the iPad will see sales slow and rival tablets pick up market share," cautions Leong.

While Leong notes that rivals such as Research In Motion Limited and Samsung would like to believe they can gain market share, he doubts it will happen.

"The iPad is ingrained into the minds of the consumers as the product of choice," says Leong.

The iPad is here to stay, according to Leong, and he believes it will only get better.

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