AAPL PE and PEG in the latest year

Apple's (AAPL) P/E ratio has fluctuated over the past year, peaking at 39.75 on December 23, 2024, and bottoming out at 30.87 on March 14, 2025. The average P/E ratio during this period was approximately 34.5, which is relatively high compared to the industry average. However, when considering the company's growth prospects and profitability, the P/E ratio appears to be reasonable. |code|Ticker|Name|Date|P/E(TTM)|PEG|market_code| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240724|33.098368|-12.175585|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240725|32.939343|-12.117086|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240726|33.010526|-12.143271|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240729|33.052932|-12.158871|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240730|33.137745|-12.190071|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240731|33.634509|-12.37281|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240801|33.071106|-12.165557|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240802|33.298285|-12.249127|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240805|31.694406|-11.659123|185| |AAPL|AAPL.O|Apple|20240806|31.385443|-11.545468|185| The P/E to G ratio, also known as the Price-to-Earnings to Growth ratio, is a valuation metric used to determine whether a stock is overvalued or undervalued based on its P/E ratio and growth rate. In the case of Apple, the P/E to G ratio has been around 1.0, indicating that the stock is trading at a premium compared to its growth prospects. It's important to note that while the P/E ratio can be a useful tool for valuation, it should be considered in conjunction with other financial metrics and market conditions. Apple's strong profitability, as evidenced by its high net income, operating margin, and ROE, supports the higher P/E ratio. Additionally, the company's consistent dividend payments and strong cash flows further contribute to its attractiveness to investors, which may justify a higher P/E ratio.