RBC Capital ups Apple price target; expects company to exceed Street estimates

Apple Inc. (AAPL) shares rose $7.12, or 4.4%, to close at $168.16 after RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky raised his target price on Apple’s stock to $190 a share from $175,” Rex Crum reports for MarketWatch.

Abramsky “expects the company to exceed Wall Street analysts’ estimates when Apple reports its second-quarter results on Wednesday,” Crum reports.

Full article here.

MacDailyNews Note: The analysts’ consensus estimates for Q2 08 are $1.07 EPS on $6.95 billion in revenue vs. Apple’s guidance of $0.94 EPS on revenue of “about $6.8 billion.” For Q3 08, analysts expect $1.10 EPS on $7.14 billion in revenue. Apple reports this Wednesday, April 23, at 2pm PDT / 5pm EDT.

8 Comments

  1. For some reason, Wall Street seems to have a hard-on for Apple.
    I also wonder if the so-called ” analysts ” really know how to analyze a company and it’s worth and potential worth.

    Apple has a winning line up of products and services and the future is bright for the stock.

    Buy now … avoid the rush later.

  2. Have to agree with Macdoc on driving it down, just like after the Q1 results.You get the spineless investor that if Apple predicts only a 25% increase instead of 30% that will be the death of Apple and sell sell sell. I wouldn’t sell, hoping to see $200 by mid summer or sooner

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