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Could $AAPL Really Crash? Lessons Learned from AOL

The creator discusses the difficulty in timing stock crashes, using Apple (AAPL) as a current example and AOL from the late 1990s as a historical parallel. Despite Apple's slower growth compared to other Mag 7 companies, its stock has performed well, illustrating how the market can reward a company for years before recognizing underlying realities. The creator shares a personal anecdote of losing money betting against AOL with put options, highlighting that even when a company eventually crashes, the timing is unpredictable.

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Apple's stock price has performed well despite its slower growth rate, illustrating how the market can reward companies for years before recognizing underlying realities.

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