“Computer and mobile device maker Apple Inc. (AAPL) on Monday received some continued bullish support from analysts at Jefferies & Co.,” Dividend.com reports.
“The firm reiterated its ‘Conviction List Buy’ rating on AAPL as well as its $900 price target, which suggests a 36% upside to the stock’s friday closing price of $663.22,” Dividend.com reports. “A Jefferies analyst commented, ‘We believe this is a huge victory for Apple. The jury found that Samsung had infringed upon 6 of Apple’s patents related to both utility and design. Apple was awarded a minimum of $1.05B in damages and is looking for an injunction against infringing Samsung products. We believe this is positive for Apple but would expect a settlement following an unsuccessful appeal by Samsung. We believe Apple will likely pursue other Android players.'”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Dan K.” for the heads up.]
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