Apple and Nvidia have similar market values around $5 trillion, but Apple trades at a forward P/E of 37 compared to Nvidia's 18, more than twice as high. This premium reflects Apple's slower expected growth, with revenue rising 16.36% versus Nvidia's 105.85% in the latest quarter. Apple's stable business and strong iPhone and services revenue justify some premium, but margin pressures and slower growth leave less room for error. Nvidia's lower multiple reflects faster expected earnings growth but also concerns about demand and supply risks. Investors face a trade-off between Apple's stability and Nvidia's growth potential as both stocks are major index components.
Apple trades at USD 338.25 with a market cap of $5.00T on Pluang as of Oct 20, 2026 19:11 WIB, showing a 1-day decline of 1.37%. Nvidia, slightly larger in market cap at $5.24T, is priced at USD 215.31 and down 0.82% for the day. This pricing context highlights the ongoing market interest and trading activity in both tech giants amid their valuation and growth contrasts discussed in the news.
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