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description: "$Apple(AAPL.US)Post 2 of Episode 22In line with the posting requirements, the following is my take.Context: Apple remains one of the strongest consumer technology franchises, supported by its ecosystem, services business and exceptional customer loyalty. My main consideration wasn’t whether Apple is a good company, but whether the valuation offered enough upside relative to other opportunities available.My trade: I kept my Apple exposure measured rather than chasing the stock during periods of strong momentum. I prefer adding when expectations cool or when the market gives me a better entry, instead of paying almost any price simply because the business is high quality.Takeaway: A great business and a great investment are not always the same thing at every price. Patience on valuation can be just as important as identifying quality in the first place.@Captain's Treasure"
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# $Apple(AAPL.US)Post 2 of Episode 22In line with th…


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- [AAPL.US](https://longbridge.com/en/quote/AAPL.US.md)

## Comments (1)

- **KopiO · 2026-09-08T10:03:07.000Z**: on waiting for expectations to cool, it is still near thirty six times trailing earnings, so friday's two and a half percent dip barely moves that dial.


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