Let’s start with the simple math:
If you bought Apple shares at $3.70 before the iPhone launch on June 29th, 2007…
Every $5,000 you invested would be worth $290,000 today.
That’s roughly 58x your money.
But while most people think Apple is done…
(After all, it’s a $2.7 trillion company trading at $174 per share, and for the first time in years, the new iPhone lineup didn’t create a massive stir in China like before.)…
A report I recently obtained from a Silicon Valley Insider confirms Apple’s next product will be produced in numbers well over 100x what the original iPhone did in its first year.
That’s nothing to be sniffed at.
Do you know what this means if you missed Apple’s first wave of big profits?
Ask Chesapeake investors who bought shares in 2008 while the stock was already trading at over $100. Yet, they still made over 100x their money over the next decade.
I can’t guarantee Apple will shoot up 100x over the next decade, but here’s my theory:
Apple shares typically rally ahead of every iPhone release. It’s updated its smartphone lineup once a year since Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone on June 29, 2007.
Therefore, if all it does is release one new iPhone annually for the next decade, I won’t be surprised if folks who get in today see as much as 3-10x returns on their money.
But it’s not just the profit potential from iPhone releases.
Last year’s Covid-related factory disruptions underscored the need for Apple to make its supply chain less reliant on China.
Thus, the company has turned to India, another country with a one billion+ population, where it is making more iPhones, opening stores, and gaining market share.
I could share more reasons why I believe Apple is on the cusp of another super-cycle…
(For example, about 74% of Apple’s customers have yet to upgrade to a 5G smartphone. That’s a huge number, considering over 1 billion iPhones are currently being used globally. That means more than 700 million iPhone users are in an upgrade window, which is way bigger than the company’s installed base in 2014.)
But the bottom line is this:
If you missed the 58x profit Apple showered investors with since 2007… We’re entering what could be Apple’s biggest profit cycle in over a decade, and there’s a clever way to lock in maximum gains at heavily discounted share prices few have access to.
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