Apple’s stock has surged this year. Is it still worth buying? Ahead of earnings, these are the three signals I’m watching most closely!

Apple is a good company, but that doesn’t mean it’s worth buying at any price.
This is what investors need to keep in mind most clearly ahead of earnings.
Apple has performed strongly year to date, and market expectations have risen accordingly. If you buy now, you need to consider not only whether the company can grow in the future, but also whether the current share price has already priced in those growth expectations.
I believe there are three key signals to watch when deciding whether Apple is worth buying.
First, are iPhone sales continuing to grow? If the new product cycle drives replacement demand, it would show that Apple’s core hardware business remains competitive.
Second, is the Services business continuing to expand? Services revenue can strengthen ecosystem stickiness and help make the revenue mix more stable.
Third, will the year-end earnings guidance exceed expectations? What the market really cares about is whether Apple can continue to grow in the future—not just how it performed in the quarter that has ended.
My strategy leans positive, but not aggressive. If earnings meet growth expectations and the forward guidance is solid, consider building a position in stages; if the stock pulls back after good news is priced in, focus more on whether the valuation is in line with the fundamentals.
Investing isn’t about who moves fastest, but who goes the distance. Apple is worth watching, but the price you pay matters too.$AMZN

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