When do you think Apple's gonna declare bankruptcy? They're starting to slip in the price of shares and they're globally losing a battle to stay the top competitor in the phone industry.
>>1245666
theyll be fine
>>1245666
they still make billions of dollars a quarter
200 billion in cash on hand (hint thats $30 some of cash per $100 share)
the indian mobile market has a phenom growth rate and they have significant market share by total revenue
lawsuit for poaching car engineers from MB
just dropped a bil into uber for china
tldr; they won't but you might
>>1245666
now might be a good time to study some balance sheet ratios on Investopedia, op
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liquidityratios.asp
>>1245684
>200 billion in cash on hand (hint thats $30 some of cash per $100 share)
NO NO NO
>>1245739
That doesn't include marketable securities which are nearly as liquid as cash
>>1245851
Not always. Marketable securities that are more liquid like ST notes, corporate paper, etc. are held under the Non-Cash portion of the Asset side of the balance sheet. This may raise that sum of cash/cash equivalents by a small amount if included under "cash" but that figure still wouldn't reach the $200bn you quoted earlier.
It's probably like $15-20 total cash/share if included the aforementioned items in this post. Close guess though.
>>1245666
>Apple
>declare bankruptcy
Hahahahahahahahaha
http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-got-40-of-silicon-valleys-publicly-traded-profits-last-year-2016-4
>>1245851
>That doesn't include marketable securities which are nearly as liquid as cash
Book value per share includes all the assets (cash, marketable securities, etc) and it is still $23.81, not $30 (see posted pic). Again you are wrong.
The us housing market was big and profitable.
