Shares of Apple Computer, Inc. vaulted to a new all-time high in NASDAQ trading today. Apple (AAPL) shares rose $2.23, or 3.10%, to $74.05 on heavy volume of 30,327,577 shares in regular trading following the announcement that select NBC Universal video content has been added for sale at Apple’s iTunes Music Store and an upgrade in AAPL share price target to $86 by UBS.
Apple’s previous all-time high was $72.74, set on 12/02/2005. Apple’s 52-week low was $30.80, set on 12/21/2004.
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That headline never gets old
holy shit
suffice to say Michael Dell stopped talking to the media ages ago
How things have changed…
http://www.geekculture.com/joyoftech/joyarchives/398.html
sMac–
I agree. Let’s hope for repetetive headlines.
qka– awesome link!
oh AAPL, how I love thee, let me count the ways
Im getting me some AAPL stocks tomorrow.
And a market cap of 62.40 billion isn’t too shabby as well.
Heading for SIX FREAKIN’ DIGITS for my AAPL portfolio!
Yehehehehehehehehessssssssssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I LOVES ME MY AAPL.
(Suck it, DELL!)
One more kick to myself for not buying at $7 (split-adjusted)
get in now, or you’ll be kicking yourself in two years for not getting in at 45 (split adjusted)
As a comparison, Dell hit their 2 year low in November.
Ok. Now this is boring. MDN writes too much about AAPL. Could you please write about it like once a week? Not like twice a day. I know that AAPL is a brilliant stock. Too much is still too much. I don´t want hear another analyst predicting what their target price is or isn´t. They could start predicting when Apple starts paying dividend instead.
( I have very nice amount of AAPL and I bought those when the AAPL was down to $13.50 knowing that it will be worth much more. )