Shares of Apple Computer (AAPL) were trading higher on the NASDAQ after First Albany raised their stock price target to $80 from $73.
Apple is currently up $0.84, or 1.18%, to $72.22, on volume of 10,259,539 shares.
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Great News! How soon until another stock split?
February 16th.
why feb 16th? Is that Mac world or something?
Whos Albany? , is that like Christmas, I have heard of the first Noel, better not Albany.
WHERE IS THE NEWS???????
Holiday= no news. Rest up till January. It’s gonna get fun. Great year ahead.
First Ampar has raised Apple Computer target from $73 to $430.
Bah humbug. Short Dell if you want to make money.
Don’t expect a stock split That would out to many shares on the market and devalue it’s value to much.
^ “WHERE IS THE NEWS???????”
With Huey Lewis?
Hey “Clown” – That’s f-cking brilliant! How do you come up with this shit? No, seriously, I can’t cope. Really. Please, tell me. Please. I’m begging.
I mean, this is just a classic:
“That would out to many shares on the market and devalue it’s value to much.”
That is just f-cking AWESOME! Yah, even with an allowance for a possible language barrier, you slay me. Please stop. Please?
why feb 16th? Is that Mac world or something?
no, Macworld is the week of the 9th of January.
February 16th was just randomly thrown out there as an answer to stormy’s rhetorical question… if and when the stock splits is anyone’s guess…