1. Apple's valuation has recently corrected downwards due to trade war concerns and smartphone market saturation, but its free cash flow and stock buybacks remain strong investment points. 2. Apple has a strong track record in stock buybacks, with $95.0B worth of shares repurchased in FY 2024. 3. Despite risks of stalled iPhone growth, Apple's brand loyalty and potential new stock buyback plans make it a decent value at current valuations.
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