Apple Shares Should Be 50% Higher, Loup's Munster Says

The transcript discusses Apple's significant growth in the Chinese market, with iPhone sales up by 20% year-over-year in December. This growth supports a bullish outlook on Apple's future, potentially leading to a reevaluation of its fair value. The introduction of 5G is expected to drive a massive upgrade cycle, despite initial disappointments. Apple's earnings are compared to major tech companies like Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, suggesting a fair valuation of $465 per share, which is 50% higher than current levels.

How does the speaker compare Apple's gap income to that of Fang companies?

What stock price does the speaker imply for Apple based on the earnings multiple?