Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) is a premium provider of consumer electronics. This high-end hardware manufacturer is out of favour with investors. So read this presentation to see if this is a long term investing opportunity. This presentation does not constitute any recommendation to make any transaction with any security. Please contact your financial advisor. See the disclaimer on StockIdeas.org for more information.

1. AAPL Investment Analysis: Overview and Introduction
Read this report to learn if investing in Apple make sense.
AAPL is a premium supplier of consumer technology products.
The company is well­known for it's mobile, desktop, laptop and
tablet devices, as well as the software products and offerings
supported by these devices. For the full presentation read:
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Have Investors Lost Faith in Apple?
AAPL shares used to be all the craze of stock market investors. In fact...
During late 2012 investors were so smitten with AAPL that shares climbed up to around $700 in
price! But money managers are a fickle crowd. And after the enormous run­up, AAPL quickly fell
over 40% in value. Without Steve Jobs, and facing increasing competition in the smartphone
category, investors seem to have lost faith in the shares of Apple.
But is this market perception of AAPL share price overly­pessimistic?

2.
Since the decline, shares of AAPL have bottomed out around $400, and slowly climbed back,
before settling in to a trading range just above $500. So let's look at what the market has priced
in at this current price, okay?
Apple Fundamental Valuation Analysis:
If you look at AAPL's key statistics from Morningstar, Apple has an impressive track record of
growing revenue, EPS and free cash flow over the last 10 years. Check it out:
At the current price, the market is discounting Apple's track record of growth. (All numbers in Mil
USD)

3. The Icahn Indicator:
Do you want to partner with AAPL activist investor Carl Icahn?
Famed investor Carl Icahn has been showing an incredibly active interest in Apple, as of late.
Icahn has a track record of building shareholder value, so having him as your partner isn't a
terrible thing. Icahn was originally demanding ever­increasing share buybacks from Apple (to put
their large cash pile to use). But after tabling these demands and still holding $4B worth AAPL,
investors might speculate Icahn is in it for the long haul.
But is support from activist investors enough?

4. New AAPL Product Launch Could Excite Investors:
Will AAPL announce a new product to compete with technologies like Google Glass?
In the last couple of years, Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken the baton from the late Steve Jobs.
But other than the iPhone 5C and a couple new operating systems, we haven't seen any new
products from Apple.
In the meantime, it seems like rivals Samsung and Google are diving deep into the world of high
tech hardware.
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