Despite global market carnage, Apple (AAPL) is holding the $90 level it first breached several days ago. As we noted at the time, at that level, after factoring out $23 a share in cash (and no debt), Apple's business is trading at under 10X trailing free cash flow--an extraordinarily low multiple for a company like this.
Could it go lower? Of course. And if the world markets continue to implode, it probably will. But at this level, there appears to be both valuation and market support.
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