Shares of Apple Inc. today rose $2.60, or 1.56% to close at $169.58 on volume of 37,968,157 shares to set a new all-time closing high.
Apple’s 52-week high (intraday) stands at $171.88, set on October 11, 2007. Apple’s 52-week low stands at $73.91, set on October 18, 2006.
At market close, Apple’s market value stands at $147.47 billion.
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. Apple has risen over 51% since Goldman’s “sell” recommendation.
I’d love to get a quote from Laura Goldman now
NEVER get’s old. Never.
Don’t look now, Intel, but your market cap is about to be exceeded by a little company called “Apple, Inc.”
And Jimbo’s retirement portfolio hits an all time high as well! Ya-freakin-hoooooo!
…for release in about 12 days to coincide with the lock up of the Cupertino help line as the coders explain how to reinstall the latest version of Tiger.
In at 70.22. Almost 100 dollar gain. Now some smartass is going to post below me about how he’s in at 7.22. lol
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Aha, the mongoloid troll “Sell Sell Sell,” “Stock Boy,” and (now) “Sell Order Drafted” raises his pointy little head once again.
The attendants have loosened the straps on your jacket enough for you to type this, your latest missive, eh? You poor (and I DO mean that) demented, sterile, impotent little cretin. I can only hope you get an extra ration of applesauce for supper tonight, for if anyone deserves that reward (and, of course, a fresh change of diapers), YOU DO.
Macenstein needs to publish a calendar of their MacChick of the month. I bet these shares will rise….rise…. HIGHER!
http://macenstein.com/default/archives/category/mac-chick-of-the-month/
According to Google Finance, AAPL’s market cap at market close is $147.47B.
AAPL is a Trillion Dollar Company
why is it trading so low???
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In at $4.00 and lots of it.
>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. Apple has risen over 51% since Goldman’s “sell” recommendation.
Why not make the above a permanent banner on this site.
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@ macboy2010
$1.05 per share. I had thought that AAPL would get to $168 by earnings, but it looks like we’re headed higher than that. We shall see…
Wow – I thought aapl would be around 150 by Xmas.
There are so many good things going on with Apple. Their room for profit growth is huge. Even though the P/E is high, Apple could easily earning 2B per quarter soon at this rate.
I find little reason to think that Apple’s growth will slow down any time soon.
Apple’s up a further $2 in after-hours trading, to $171.77, eleven pennies below its intra-day high. Presumably, that’s due to Intel’s earnings announcement which indicated strong laptop chip sales to companies like Apple. And, less of a factor but still a small help for tech stocks is that Yahoo had a surprisingly good quarter, which bodes well for Google, etc.
Should I sell now Laura?
Apple is on a good way and there’s more to come next year. Let’s also wait for the iPhone to arrive in Europe (which the Zune will never make?)…
Wannabe on the safe side? Why not sell some percent of your shares and reinvest. AAPL might also drop when quarterly results are reported. Wait until it drops a bit and buy again. Fair enough.
I take the HUGE risk and keep my shares.
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(Anybody finds the humor in it?)