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 30.47 on November 26, 2024. The average P/E ratio during this period was approximately 34.5, which is relatively high compared to the company's historical average and suggests that the stock may be perceived as overvalued by the market. |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, which is a measure of a stock's valuation relative to its growth prospects, has also fluctuated. This ratio is calculated by dividing the P/E ratio by the average annual growth rate of earnings. A P/E to G ratio below 1 indicates that a stock is undervalued relative to its growth prospects, while a ratio above 1 suggests that a stock is overvalued. In the case of AAPL, the P/E to G ratio has fluctuated as well, peaking at 8.95 on November 26, 2024, and bottoming out at 7.41 on July 23, 2025. The average P/E to G ratio during this period was approximately 8, which is relatively high compared to the company's historical average. This suggests that the market may be expecting high growth rates from Apple in the future to justify its current valuation. Overall, the fluctuating P/E and P/E to G ratios indicate that the market's sentiment towards Apple has been mixed, with some investors perceiving the stock as overvalued and others expecting strong growth prospects.