Shares of Apple Inc. [AAPL] today gained $3.6601, or 2.73%, to set a new all-time closing high of $137.73 per share on volume of 32,351,941.
Apple’s previous 52-Week and All-Time High closing high was $134.0699 set yesterday. AAPL’s all-time intraday high was set today at $137.85.
Apple’s 52 Week Low stands at $50.16, set on July 14, 2006.
Apple’s market value currently stands at $119,129,288,040.
AAPL quote via NASDAQ here.
MacDailyNews Note: “I am putting a sell on Apple, the company that created the iPhone,” Laura Goldman, investment advisor, LSG Capital, May 21, 2007. AAPL closed at $111.98 that day.
It’s really not stopping, is it?
52 – Week Range
50.16 – 137.85
7/14/06 – 7/13/07
Lovely symmetry – 365 days between the big dip and a nosebleed high. It’s been a hell of a year, Apple. Thank you.
-c
Vrrroomm…VRRRRRRRROOOOOMMMMMM
It really is remarkable. And, it’s not over!
I’m pretty happy that MDN keeps using that Laura Goldman quote. As a proud Apple stockholder who greedily clings to his shares, it never fails to put a smile on my face.
Someone said to me that a high PE ratio isn’t necessarily good. AAPL’s PE currently is 43. Is this good or bad?
Nowhere to go but down from here.
“Someone said to me that a high PE ratio isn’t necessarily good. AAPL’s PE currently is 43. Is this good or bad?”
Depends on what you’re comparing it to and how much room you think Apple has to grow. The Forward P/E of 29.75 is more significant, really. And it all could (will) change in a week and a half when the “E” gets its lid blown off.
HP is only $4,613,217,210 ahead of Apple …
@ R2
Oh shut your rust hole, you bleeping ninny.
@R
Despite your moronic statement, AAPL can in fact can go up from $134.0699. You would be wise to purchase AAPL stock, even if you are a MS employee.
I currently maintain a newly-expanded overview of around 30 companies whose orbits intertwine with Apple’s own.
Amongst the new companies is Vivendi-Universal, whose lack of any active presence on either NYSE or NASDAQ had forced me to go to their website for information.
My most recent visit caused me to wander around the site to get a feel for Vivendi’s operations, which include France’s second largest mobile telecoms provider which forces me to ask why Apple doesn’t use the iPhone as leverage to get what it wants.
For those who can join up my dots, what I’d like Apple to do is hang iPhone over VU’s head like a technological sword of Damocles; keep jerking us around on UMG’s participation on iTS and the ridiculous requests for iPod royalties and not only will you not see iPhone as a supported phone on SFR (the Vivendi mobile network) now, but you’ll never see it for ten years. Alternatively, play ball with UMG – including a long-term (five-year commitment) to iTS and we’ll make yours the most attractive mobile network in France.
Then the question to VU is simple: what is worth more – the royalties from 80 million iPod/iPhones and maybe an extra 20% from iTS sales or losing 15-25% of their customers to France Telecom’s Orange assuming that’s where iPhone lands up?
again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again… yyyyyyyeessssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!
Apple has massive room to grow.
With their approximate ≠ 6% market in computers – And growing.
Not everyone owns an iPod yet.
iPhone has only just begun.
AppleTV – baby steps
Oh yeah – Vista (Virusta) – a great sales tool for Leopard
Arrrck!!!! the Gnu’s are out again!!!! this time the Gnu’s are good Gnu’s:-)
The taller the tree, the harder it falls. I am happily looking forward to your crying faces when the recall is issued. BwaaHAHAHAHA! A year from now AAPL will bottom out. Time to short the stock fellers!
@ MCCFR
Send your article to Apple inc! they should send you to france with that sword you are talking about!
Hey, I’m innocent. Yell at the right guy!
Yell at R2 everybody! R is innocent, don’t turn him into the running man!!!!!
@R2….Drink some Camel’s Milk, the fart you blast off will lift your thinking to a higher plane whilst sending your caveman mentality to the depths of decravity where it belongs!!!
“Yell at the right guy!”
Most of the yelling around here is done at the Left.
Yeah, short Apple… if you’ve got lots of money you want to lose. Good luck with that ‘strategy’, pally. Whatta maroon.
The trolls are out in force. Go fsck yourselves trolling schmucks. My money is on the table on AAPL and, while there will be short term corrections, AAPL will be rising to much greater heights. I love betting against you guys. Each year we get a new set of idiots trolling at MDN, only to slink away — or change their handles — in embarrassment, blown away by AAPL’s rise against the laughable FUD spewed against it.
So, my momma always told me not to count my chickens before they hatched. Well, looks to me that Ms Goldman has done just that. 20+ years experience? Really? I wonder what her other stock recommendations are, and how big of a portfolio she manages. Oh wait… perhaps we should measure her success the same way she measure’s AAPL?
Crabapple,
I’m British, so kicking Frenchmen in the nuts metaphorically is actually not only a race memory but a vocation and a national duty as well.
Also, I can be in central Paris in three hours so my services would be dead cheap.
“Someone said to me that a high PE ratio isn’t necessarily good. AAPL’s PE currently is 43. Is this good or bad?”
Generally not considered good, but it has been higher, even when Apple wasn’t doing so well.