Apple Has a Better Credit Rating Than the United States—Here's Why

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In this video, we dive into why Apple’s credit rating Aaa outshines the U.S. sovereign debt rating of Aa1 after Moody’s downgraded America on May 16, 2025. Discover how Apple’s fortress-like balance sheet—with $133B in cash and $90B+ in annual free cash flow—lets it borrow cheaper than its homeland. We’ll compare yields on Apple’s 2035 notes versus Treasuries, explore other triple-A corporates like Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson, and show why disciplined corporate finance can even outshine national economies. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just getting started, this breakdown will give you fresh insights into creditworthiness, risk, and opportunity in today’s bond market. If you’re curious about what credit ratings mean for bond investors and the broader market, hit play and stay tuned! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into finance and the stock market. This is not financial advice.

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