Apple Computer, Inc. today vaulted to a new record all-time following yesterday’s Macworld Expo announcements and after a slew of analysts today upped Apple’s target price. Apple shares jumped $3.04, or 3.76%, to close at $83.90.
Apple’s previous all-time high was $81.89 set yesterday.
Apple’s 52-week low is $31.65 set on January 12, 2005.
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(singing) “we’re in the money… we’re in the money”
MDN word is “making”… as in I’m making a TON of moola
To know why the Intel CEO was on stage at MacWorld in a “bunny suit”
See this video and laugh
http://homepage.mac.com/hogfish/iMovieTheater3.html
Made enough yesterday to buy a MacBook Pro, and enough today to buy a new iMac. Yahoo!
Do we really need to have 8 MDN headline articles on the stock price? I am glad that the stock and the company is doing so well, but this isn’t the WSJ website or the CNNMoney. I want to know stuff about the computers and software!
In a couple months when all the ‘expert analists’ start getting nervious about the growth curve…then Lord Steve will come back to the stage and release the next RDF… brilliant. brilliant.
I’ve been on several “all-time highs” during my career, if you know what I mean . . . yeh-heh-hessssssss. Of course, this “high” with Apple is actually MAKING me money, though. Usually they end up costing you your reputation and your dignity.
You know, kind of like appearing on Kimmel.
Oh yea, Apple’s stock is doing well (I have some), but I kinda wished I’d gotten into Google. ~$472 today. That’s per share.
I thought it was expensive when it was $250.
%$@!!
The funniest part of this is that only 4 weeks ago, Dell’s market cap was $14 billion higher than Apple’s. As of today, it’s now only $2.8 billion more. By the end of this month (if not sooner) Apple will be worth more than Dell is.
it is always good when the 52 week low was a “year” (MW) ago tomorrow.
Hmm at $86 Apple passes Dell in Market Capitalization (provided Dell doesn’t lose to much) That gonna be a mighty big plate of crow for Micheal to eat!!
Google is okay – but let me point out since mid ’04 when Goog was about $90, it has gone up 5x. Now look at AAPL. Over the same period from about $15 to $84 – thats 5.5x. So you are doing quite well. Its not the absolute share price that matters, its the percentage gain!
Why you buy Apple if you don’t like Jobs teaming up with Intel? Boo hoo hoo. Apple choses the best hardware, but they are stupid with inTel? I got a headache
Google makes a great search engine, comparison shopping site and news aggregator, plus some piddly Windows utilities.
Compare that to what Apple has, what deals Apple has and the direction it’s leading the industry. Apple should be $475/share, not Google. And I have no doubt that the market will come to reflect this in the next two years.
People then will be wishing they had gotten into Apple when the stock was “only” at $90/share.
Google’s too high. Start throwing all your money in Apple because it’s too low.