AAPL vs ABBV Stock Comparison
Scores Breakdown
| Metric | AAPL | ABBV |
|---|---|---|
| 📈 Growth | 18/30 | 15/30 |
| 💰 Profitability | 16/20 | 16/20 |
| 🏦 Financial Health | 18/20 | 12/20 |
| 💵 Valuation | 14/20 | 12/20 |
| ⚠️ Risk (lower is better) | 4/10 | 6/10 |
| Overall Score | 72/100 | 59/100 |
Side-by-Side Summaries
| AAPL Analysis | ABBV Analysis |
|---|---|
📈 Growth & Financial TrajectoryOver eight quarters, Apple shows revenue volatility but an overall uptick: from approximately Revenues 94.93B in 2024 Q3 to about 111.18B in 2026 Q2, a gain of ~16B. Net income rose from about 21.45B to ~29.58B, though quarterly results swing with mid-cycle peaks (e.g., 2025 Q1) and pullbacks (2025 Q2) that temper a steady climb. 💰 Margins & Cash FlowGross margin remains robust, typically in the high-40s percent range. Operating leverage is evident as operating income stays positive even when revenues pause. Cash flow shows resilience: Net Cash Flow From Operating Activities is generally positive across quarters, with seasonal peaks; investing cash outflows are typical, while financing activity cash flows vary by quarter. 🛡️ Balance Sheet & LiquidityAssets exceed liabilities by a wide margin, with sizable current assets and a strong equity base. Debt levels are manageable relative to cash generation, and the balance sheet demonstrates liquidity headroom to support ongoing capex and buybacks. ⚠️ Key Drivers & Risks
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📈 Growth & Financial Trajectory8 quarters show a largely rising topline: 2024Q1 to 2026Q1 Revenues rise from about $12.31B to $15.00B (+≈22%). Net income attributable to parent falls from ~$1.29B to ~$0.70B, though peaks around ~$1.86B in 2025Q2–Q3, with 2025Q4 at ~$1.82B. The trend is mixed: topline strength persists, but bottom-line profitability weakens into 2026Q1. 💰 Margins & Cash FlowGross margins remain high, broadly ~70–79%, reflecting a durable product mix. Operating leverage remains healthy as volumes expand. Net cash flow from operating activities stays robust, typically around $5.1B–$5.3B per quarter; investing activity is negative (capex/activity), and financing flows cause periodic swings. 🛡️ Balance Sheet & LiquidityTotal assets hover near the mid-to-upper hundreds of billions with liabilities that verge on or exceed assets in some periods, and equity attributable to the parent is often negative (reflecting buybacks). The firm generates solid operating cash flow that supports liquidity despite leverage. Long-term debt runs in the mid-$60B range in recent periods, with current liabilities ~$39–$44B. ⚠️ Key Drivers & Risks
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