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Apple (AAPL) CAPE Ratio Trend

The CAPE (Cyclically Adjusted P/E) ratio divides Apple's fiscal year-end share price by the trailing 10-year average of inflation-adjusted EPS. As Apple's earnings power grew steadily while prices accelerated over the past several years, CAPE has expanded significantly — most dramatically from FY2023 onward.

CAPE computation inputs (split-adjusted, USD):

Fiscal Year	FY-End Price	Reported EPS	10Y Avg EPS	CAPE
FY15 (Sep '15)	27.99	9.22	7.49	3.7
FY16 (Sep '16)	28.43	8.31	7.61	3.7
FY17 (Sep '17)	39.84	9.21	7.74	5.1
FY18 (Sep '18)	51.81	11.91	8.13	6.4
FY19 (Sep '19)	54.73	11.89	8.48	6.5
FY20 (Sep '20)	113.60	3.28	8.20	13.9
FY21 (Sep '21)	141.50	5.61	7.95	17.8
FY22 (Sep '22)	138.20	6.11	7.78	17.8
FY23 (Sep '23)	171.21	6.13	7.78	22.0
FY24 (Sep '24)	228.20	6.08	7.75	29.4
FY25 (Sep '25)	254.63	7.47	7.67	33.2

Key observations: - FY15–FY19 range: CAPE stayed in a 3–7 band, consistent with Apple's mid-2010s low valuation relative to EPS power. - FY20 jump: Mechanical — Apple's GAAP EPS was depressed to $3.28 by a one-time ~$10B income-tax charge related to the EC State Aid decision, inflating CAPE to ~14. - FY21–FY22 plateau (~18): Multiple compression absorbed as price rose only modestly while the trailing window began including stronger early years. - FY23–FY25 surge (22 → 33): Apple's stock surged on AI/earnings momentum (notably +27% in FY25 alone) while 10Y average EPS drifted sideways (since FY20–FY21 were below-trend), pushing CAPE to multi-year highs.

As of the most recent close, CAPE ≈ 33, near decade-plus highs — well above the post-2009 S&P 500 CAPE range of ~25–35 and the long-run historical average of ~16. For reference, the daily adjusted close series is shown above.

Note: FY15–FY24 EPS values are sourced from Apple 10-K filings; FY25 EPS = $7.47 is computed locally from $112.01B net income / 15.005B weighted-average shares.