NYSE:APO
Apollo Global Management (APO)
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Technical Analysis 
Jun 30, 2026, 12:00 amThis summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.
Apollo Global Management, identified by the symbol APO-N, is garnering attention for its impressive projected earnings growth of 19% by 2026. This growth is particularly noteworthy as the company's current price-to-earnings (PE) ratio is less than 15.5x for that year, which indicates a potentially attractive investment opportunity. Experts suggest that the combination of strong earnings growth and a relatively low PE ratio signals a favorable outlook for the stock. Given these factors, investors may find Apollo an appealing prospect in the investment landscape, especially considering the overall market conditions. Such dynamics could position Apollo as a standout choice for those looking for growth coupled with value.
They recently made an all-time high and the CEO is doing a fantastic job. Apollo snagged $5 billion from BNP to expand a private credit facility. The CEO targets $250-300 billion in volume packaging his loans in mortgages and cars into this facility.
Joe TerranovaHe's invested heavily in private equity, and those businesses have grown ~15% a year, which is reflected in the stocks. No reason for this to slow down, long runway. Pick your poison, buy one or all of BN, APO, KKR, or BX. Next 5 years should be a minimum of a double.
Richard FoglerPrivate equity as an investment has grown tremendously over the last 15 years. This is because people think they get higher rates of return than in the stock market. You're better off buying the stock than the funds. You get all the benefits of the return, and you get the option of liquidity. Yield is 1.8%.
(Analysts’ price target is $128.59)Richard FoglerThe latest upgrade makese sense. There's a huge secular growth opportunity and these alternative managers expand into wealth management. Also, there's potential for cyclical growth--fundraising in private equity has beeen very slow this year, slow deal flows. But now, valuations in private equity have reset by 20%. This is attracting interest back in this space and bodes well for 2024.
It is an asset management company that focuses on investments in private equity and that lack liquidity. This is hard to do for an individual investor. It is in a volatile market because of the interest rate environment which affects companies that use debt. It has a good management team.
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Is up 19% in the last month, 9% in the past week. Fee-related earnings are set to grow up to 20% compounded through 2029 by which time they will likely have $1.5 trillion AUM. They're buying Barnes who are busy in industrials.