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Apple up 0.9-percent in pre-market action on traditionally light shortened trading day

“With many traders still away for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, Wall Street was set to open flat or slightly weaker on Friday in what is traditionally one of the lightest trading sessions of the year after the Thanksgiving holiday,” Pan Kwan Yuk reports for The Financial Times. “The market was closed on Thursday and will be closing early on Friday.”

Pan Kwan Yuk reports, “Among stocks to watch, Apple Computer rose 0.9 per cent in pre-market trading to $67.11 as demand for its iPods continued to soar. Bulls were expecting a strong sales season for Apple, after online retailer Amazon said the much sought after digital music players figured prominently in its list of its top-selling holiday items for the first three weeks of November.”

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Just a note that we will be updating sporadically through the weekend as we are flung far and wide across the U.S. right now in planes, trains, and automobiles. Happy Black Friday shopping: Apple, for today only, has cut the prices of new iMac G5s and iBooks by $101.00!

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