Apple Gets Rare Downgrade on Doubts It Can Keep Selling iPhone for $600
Apple received its first downgrade in nearly six months from Wall Street after an analyst doubted wireless carriers will keep offering giant iPhone subsidies, hurting profit margins for the tech juggernaut and world’s largest company.
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Apple’s Stock Gets First $1,000-Plus Price Target
It was only a matter of time.
Brian White of Topeka Capital Markets placed a $1,001 price target on shares of Apple, becoming the first analyst on Wall Street to break the $1,000 forecast barrier on the tech juggernaut.
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Apple Flash Crash: Stock Halted After 9% Plunge
Shares of Apple, the world’s most valuable company, plunged 9 percent on a single trade, causing it to be halted by the single stock circuit breaker rule because of volatility.
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Apple Touches $600
Apple shares kept plowing higher, briefly hitting the $600 barrier just a month after crashing through $500.
Putting it into Perspective.
Having just hit the $500 Billion mark, we wondered how much could Apple buy and what else is worth $500 billion?
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Size Matters: Could Apple Determine Market’s Fate?
One out of five hedge funds count Apple among their ten largest holdings, according to a Goldman Sachs survey of the industry.
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Apple’s Record Run: $500 Is a Magic Number
There are those who believe that Apple could be the first company ever to reach a trillion dollar valuation.
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Apple Passes Exxon as #1 Company—and May Still Be Cheap
Apple surged past Exxon Mobil as the world’s biggest company—and many investors believe it’s still cheap.
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