Apple Inc.’s (AAPL) “wild ride continues with Monday’s EU-bailout rebound,” Phillip Elmer-Dewitt reports for Fortune.
“Stocks across the board have been whipsawed in the craziness of the past week, but few more violently than Apple,” Elmer-Dewitt reports. “Its share price dropped nearly 20% during Thursday’s free fall before bouncing back to a 3.8% loss. It lost another 4.2% the next day.”
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MacDailyNews Note: Currently, shares of Apple are trading up $17.60, or 7.46%, at $253.46.