GuruFocus reports a TTM P/E of 38.07 as of July 15, 2026 — 42% above the 10-year median of 26.83 — while stockanalysis.com shows 40.40 trailing / 36.52 forward; a separate search cited forward P/E of 31.35, so the exact forward figure varies by source but all confirm a premium to Apple's own history.

stockanalysis.com's statistics page lists AAPL at $333.26 (July 16, 2026 close), a $4.89T market cap, and a $4.83T enterprise value; EV sits below market cap because Apple's cash exceeds its debt (net cash position). An intraweek Yahoo/companies data point showed ~$314.86 on July 15, indicating a rising, high-$300s trading range.

Multiple reports cite $111.18B revenue and $2.01 EPS beating estimates of $109.58B and $1.94; the beat was driven by iPhone revenue of $56.99B (vs $46.84B a year prior, on iPhone 17 demand) and Services growth — no material one-time items (asset sales, legal settlements, insurance, or tariff refunds) were flagged, so the beat appears operational rather than boosted by non-recurring gains.

GuruFocus and stockanalysis.com both report ~$129.17B TTM free cash flow and $84.71B total debt; with cash exceeding debt, Apple maintains a net cash position, consistent with its enterprise value being below its market cap.

GuruFocus explicitly states the 38.07 TTM P/E is 42% above the 10-year median of 26.83; MacroTrends' long-run P/E history corroborates that a high-30s/40x multiple is elevated relative to Apple's typical mid-20s-to-30s trading range over the past five years.

TheStreet and MacRumors both report the $330→$360 raise tied to WWDC 2026; the new target sits roughly 8–9% above the ~$330 current price.

MacroTrends lists the July 16, 2026 close of $333.26 as the record closing price; Financhill and FXLeaders both cite the $327.50 print on July 15 with a ~4.01% daily gain.

FXLeaders and Investing.com report China's regulatory green light for Apple Intelligence as the trigger for the breakout above $327 and quantify the ~15% / ~$600B move since June 25.

Multiple aggregators independently report averages in the $316–$329 band; the spread reflects differing analyst panels and refresh dates rather than a single authoritative number.

stockanalysis.com lists EV/EBITDA of 30.21 and price-to-book of 45.90; a separate aggregator showed EV/EBITDA of 28.39 and P/B of 45.17, so the metrics cluster in those ranges. The extreme P/B reflects Apple's small book equity after years of buybacks (book value per share ~$7.26 per GuruFocus).

stockanalysis.com lists a 0.32% dividend yield (near a historic low, driven by the elevated share price rather than a cut); Q2 2026 earnings coverage notes management raised the dividend and expanded the share-repurchase program — a raise, not a cut.

Aggregated data shows MSFT at EV/EBITDA 16.41, P/B 6.70, dividend yield 0.92%, FCF ~$72.92B and total debt $125.43B, against Apple's ~28–30x EV/EBITDA, ~45x P/B, 0.32% yield, ~$129.17B FCF and $84.71B debt — Apple is priced at a premium on cash-flow multiples while carrying less debt and paying a lower yield.

Aggregator data reports a consensus 'Buy' with a 30/16/2 Buy/Hold/Sell split; the skew toward Buy/Hold with only 2 Sell ratings supports the overall Buy consensus.

Aggregators list a high target of $400 and lows of $215 (one panel) and a $250 KeyBanc target, a ~$150–$185 spread that signals unusually high dispersion for a mega-cap.

Benzinga and MacRumors report these bank-level actions; JPMorgan ($325) and UBS ($296, Neutral) bracket the current price near-to-below, while TD Cowen and Bernstein ($350) imply ~6% upside.

Reported prices of $333.26 (July 15) and ~$330 intraday mean the consensus average implies limited net upside, with several bank targets (JPM $325, UBS $296) at or below spot.

The Nasdaq/Zacks article frames the move as a '42% six-month rally' and cites AAPL's 41.5% six-month gain versus the sector's 28.4%.

FinanceCharts reports an AAPL trailing-twelve-month total return of ~46.73%, corroborated directionally by TotalRealReturns' dividend-reinvested series.

Financhill cites a 50-day of ~$298.71 and 200-day of ~$299.96, while FinanceCharts data implies a 50-day (~$295.9) above the 200-day (~$271.9); sources disagree on the exact 200-day level, but price is far above both regardless.

Financhill reports RSI(14) of 64.3 on July 14, 2026, consistent with Investing.com's momentum readings placing the stock in neutral-to-strong territory below the 70 overbought line.

FXLeaders cites Citi's $365 target fueling the breakout; Invezz attributes gains to Apple avoiding costly AI data-center buildouts, with both noting the July 30 earnings date and the ongoing beat streak (a high bar to clear).

A reported median of $310 sitting below the ~$322–$329 averages indicates a right-skewed distribution pulled up by a few high targets.

Benzinga's analyst-ratings feed lists a KeyBanc $250 target dated July 14, 2026, one of the few actions implying meaningful downside from current levels.

AltIndex/JournalArta cite the ~$323 upper Bollinger band and a $290.81–294.80 support zone formed by converging trendlines/moving averages, with accumulated-volume support near $275.15; levels are model-dependent and have partly been exceeded by the record run.