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by jakarta
5870 days ago
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the difference implies that the market is assigning a higher multiple to AAPL presumably on the basis of growth. Whether that is warranted or not, I do not know. I actually think it is more useful to look at these companies from a yield perspective. So if you take the free cash flow / enterprise value of each company you get: 10.8% for MSFT and 6% for AAPL. This is in line with what you said (MSFT producing greater earnings) but presents the data in a more readable manner I think. |
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