Shares of Apple Inc. [AAPL] today gained $8.74, or 6.37%, to set a new all-time closing high of $146.00 per share on heavy volume of 77,849,791 shares.
Apple’s previous 52-Week and All-Time High closing high was $$143.75 set on Friday, July 20, 2007. AAPL’s all-time intraday high was set today at $148.50.
Apple’s 52 Week Low stands at $60.78, set on July 23, 2006.
Apple’s market value currently stands at $126,282,408,000.
AAPL quote via NASDAQ here.
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I love the sound of money in the afternoon.
MW: ‘green’
And on a day when the overall stock market was down some 300 points.
Well, that was a quick recovery. It’s nice to see AAPL actually go up the day after the quarterly results briefing.
OK, let’s skip tomorrow and go straight to the weekend. I’m happy to end the week on that note.
Cha-CHING!
MW “Going” as in My stock is GOING up and Up and UP!
Where’s the Laura Goldman quote?!
Leave Pune Tang alone… She know what she likes
This quarter is different than most before; on the day after the report, the stock actually went up. Last summer, throughout June and good part of July, the stock was sliding; this time around, it kept going up. As bad as the summer season usually is, this year, none of that really happened. Add to that what many have already said for today (major indices retreated big time today) and we’re very, very happy campers!
Now that HP is in the rear-view mirror, Intel is next. For that, we need to hit $165.
How soon? End of September? End of August? Earlier?
The 52 week low was over a year ago, albeit a year ago this week. Does that count?
I am verklempted. Thank you Laura Goldman for providing buying opportunities for AAPL.
Can anyone see the smirk on my face?
Sit on AAPL longterm for the most gains!
HP…you shoulda stayed with Carly Fiorini…at least she had a vision…but never got the opportunity or time to really make it happen. Now grab your ankles and take todays spanking.
Have a smile of my face looking at the MDN headlines from all the ‘stock experts’ who have raised Apple’s forecasts.
Guess better late than never, but:
Hope this serves as an example to regular readers of this site that, apparently, the vast majority of ‘stock experts’ are on par with John Dorkvat, Laura Goldman, et al in their ability to correctly read the Tech Market.
If they’re not smart enough to ‘see’ what’s been coming with Apple over years, how could we believe they’d be any better at predicting the future of the vast and complicated Global Economy?
Remember folks – were a LOT of ‘experts’ giving advice to your Grandparents/Great-Grandparents on October 28, 1929.
Caveat Emptor
Thank You
BC Kelly
Tallahassee Fla
Now is a good time for us AAPL owners not to be smug. It’s so tempting to want to revel in seeing something we’ve believed in for so long starting to get across to more customers, but it could so easily be misconstrued. Or maybe I’m just superstitious and still fearing that any day now the “beleagured” (remember that one?) Apple could disappear and I’d be stuck using Vista. I mean, I’ve never thought of myself as a genius for buying AAPL back when it was ignored and constantly derided, the signs of endless possibilities have been there since that first Bondi blue little wonder. That other Steve has truly made a dent in the universe, and hopefully it’s just the start. This kool aid tastes good.
MDN Magical Word: made. As in, Apple made something amazing again.
Stop these boring messages, did you also post “new all-time low” years ago? No? Then leave it be now.
A while ago I heard that someone had Apple in his portfolio since it was still only worth $19…guess how happy he is now 😀
I was laughed at over the phone by my Schwab dude when I rolled over my old 401K into Apple stock in 2000. I bet all who bought when it was low had to endure ridicule.
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