Analysts at Credit Suisse First Boston have reiterated their “Outperform” rating on Apple, Inc. (AAPL) this morning and raised their target price from $90 to $120.
Deutsche Securities have reiterated their “Buy” rating and upped their target price from $100 to $125.
Citigroup have reiterated their “Hold” rating and raised their price target to $98 from $85.
Merrill Lynch have upped their Apple price target to $113 from $102.
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Split?
These folks are barely scratching the surface as to what makes Apple truly special
if it whacks 100… split certainly possible. in any case the earnings report is next week wednesday. anything screeming increased Mac share and >18 mil iPods will pay us “legally owned options” holder some crazy cash. if not for the back-options drama. this stock wudv been in the 100’s by now.
I say no split will come. There are plenty of shares now. A high price makes Apple stand out now– like Google. Wonder of there’s any influence there?
Where is Mr “Sell Sell Sell” now?
lawl
If the media does not see who the true innovator is by now, then they are in a world of hurt…
$500.00 !!!
Moonie
Don’t do the ‘analyst’ math–do your own. On earnings results Apple should go to $160 in late 2007/early 2008