Apple shares hit new all-time closing high – again

Shares of Apple Inc. [AAPL] today gained $0.81, or 0.59%, to set a new all-time closing high of $138.91 per share on volume of 33,374,920.

Apple’s previous 52-Week and All-Time High closing high was $138.10 set yesterday. AAPL’s all-time intraday high was set yesterday at $139.98.

Apple’s 52 Week Low stands at $51.65, set on July 17, 2006.

Apple’s market value currently stands at $120,149,840,185.20.

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.

35 Comments

  1. “Laura Goldman”: verb; colloquial: To commit a foolish and sizable investing blunder, which costs the perpetrator, and/or their clients, a large amount of money in lost profits.
    Usage: “The broker pulled a ‘Laura Goldman’ and advised his clients to sell their Toyota stocks, two days before they tripled in value.”

  2. When the stock drops 20 bucks on the day of earnings you idiots will be left holding the bag.

    Yeah, of cash! Let’s see… $138.00 – $20.00 = $118.00. And what was the price again when you recommended the “sell”? Thought so.

  3. Now let’s see if I understand you completely, Laura . . .

    When you said sell at $111, you were WRONGWRONGWRONG! But now when you say AAPL will be at $119 next Wednesday after the earnings reports, you’ll be RIGHTRIGHTRIGHT.

    Hmmm. Based on your track record thus far, I see no reason to follow your advice at this point. In fact, based the truth of your past:

    Laura Goldman was successfully charged with blackmail and false allegation against Thomas H Lee and was subsequently barred from the US. She’d made other attempts to extort money under threat of false allegation against many others including Peter Kaplan and the entire management team at Paine Webber. All fact, all public record. Now she runs “LSG Capital” which is basically just her and run from her two-bit apartment in Tel Aviv from where she recently issued a sell call on Apple at the same time as it was making repeated record highs. This disgraced and deranged individual should not be given a voice on sites such as these.

    Three times Goldman was convicted of harassing Lee and others, and at one point she spent four months in a federal prison.

    Furthermore . . .

    Goldman and her story finally dropped out of sight around 1996. But in fact, Goldman’s assault has continued unabated for years against Lee, his family, neighbors, business associates, and almost anyone connected with him, according to a recently unsealed federal indictment against Goldman. The indictment and affidavits from the US attorney’s office and the FBI charge that Goldman has continually tried to extort money from Lee; has threatened to kill him, his children, and other members of his family; has threatened to kill a federal judge and to send anthrax-filled envelopes to unspecified targets. She also tried to disrupt at least one of Lee’s financial transactions, the indictment says.

  4. “When the stock drops 20 bucks on the day of earnings you idiots will be left holding the bag.”

    Looking at the 20 year history for Apple stock I cannot find any day that Apple lost 20 dollars on the previous day. What ludicrous reason can you make up to explain such a severe drop? More likely, when Apple does not drop 20 bucks as you have stated, you will be the one proved to be the idiot.

  5. @Randian

    I read about Laura Goldman after the iPhone came out and MDN again was referring to her sell quote. This woman is not stable. She made a stupid remark, but seriously, MDN should probably stop this. There is nothing worse than a psycho who wants to harm you. Take it from someone who has been targeted by someone. This has probably gone far enough. Anonymous commenters are one thing. MDN staff and editors are another. Just be careful.

  6. Umm, can we please stop with all these “all-time closing high – again.” This is seriously getting on my nerves. Is MDN going to tell is this for the next 5 years? I think we are all capable of checking the status of Apple stock.

  7. The detailed information concerning Laura Goldman (above) came straight from the website, not your family album, Zune. You can relax; most of the other skeletons in your closet are resting quite comfortably.

    Your shame. Our revelation.™

  8. There are plenty enough crooks to go around, louis, so Israel hasn’t cornered the market. From East to West, from First World to Third World, every country in the UN has an almost inexhaustible supply of miscreants. Just look over your shoulder; I bet there’s one within yards of your computer!

  9. “Looking at the 20 year history for Apple stock I cannot find any day that Apple lost 20 dollars on the previous day. What ludicrous reason can you make up to explain such a severe drop? More likely, when Apple does not drop 20 bucks as you have stated, you will be the one proved to be the idiot”

    Um, clearly you’re not looking too hard. Yes, there was a day when Apple lost 50% of its value in one day… approximately $50 of its value in one day. This happened in the late 90’s sometime, I believe. Some bad news came out of Apple — I think it was the one quarter Steve Jobs was back where Apple did not turn a profit or something like that. I forgot what the announcement was, but the stock dropped a full 50% in one day.

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