Apollo Global Management (APO) is facing scrutiny due to Epstein-related documents and private credit volatility, causing recent share price declines despite strong long-term returns. Simply Wall St’s DCF model suggests an undervalued stock with a fair value of $222 per share, indicating a potential opportunity for investors. However, the company’s P/E ratio appears higher than its industry and peers, warranting a closer look at both risks and rewards.
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A Look At Apollo Global Management (APO) Valuation As Epstein Scrutiny And Private Credit Volatility Hit Sentiment
Apollo Global Management (APO) is facing scrutiny due to Epstein-related documents and private credit volatility, causing recent share price declines despite strong long-term returns. Simply Wall St’s DCF model suggests an undervalued stock with a fair value of $222 per share, indicating a potential opportunity for investors. However, the company’s P/E ratio appears higher than its industry and peers, warranting a closer look at both risks and rewards.