Apple at $114: Look whose price targets are underwater now

“Apple broke two of its own records Thursday: All-time high closing price ($112.82); Highest market cap in the history of capitalism ($661.7 billion),” Philip Elmer-DeWitt reports for Fortune.

“Some sell-side analysts are having trouble keeping up,” P.E.D. reports. “[Check out] Our current list of Apple price targets – as fresh and up-to-date as we can get it — from a high of $143 to a low of $60.”

AAPL is currently trading at 114.06.

Read more in the full article here.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Edward W.” for the heads up.]

16 Comments

    1. What, someone forced you to read the comments? And by the way, Apple used to offer dividends a long time ago, before Steve came back thru the NeXT acquisition, so, not “just over two years ago”.

  1. 2 months ago a put a 18 month price target of $201 per share. I hate most analysts they put shortsighted 5% stock price increases over 1 yr to 18 months, It shows no vision whatsoever.

  2. WTF else are people going to invest in than AAPL? These targets are dumb because the biggest company is not going to lose investors when it is hitting on all cylinders. Coca-Cola, IBM and AT&T stock never swooned because they got too big… why are analysts scared by big numbers in the case of AAPL? Stock market history does not support the market cap is too big theory.

    I wonder about some of these low targets and market making by those institutions.

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