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benlee

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Mar 4, 2007
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Sorry if this was already posted...But I just wanted to point out Apple stock is up over $11 today. Is this the highest increase at market close for them?
 
I'm pretty sure I read that this is the highest value of Apple stock ever, greater than that of IBM and of Intel I must add.

Not sure about your question though, sorry.
 
The rise actually occurred in after-hours trading yesterday after the earnings released. It actually dropped a couple of bucks from its opening today (and it's down another $2.50 in after-hours trading today). But yes, it's their highest close ever. Even the great AAPL plunge of 2000 is a mere blip in the stock chart now.
 
Ahh, if only I had had the money to invest in it back when it was $36...

On the other hand, this speaks well for the company, and for the continual challenged to the "old" way of computing (Wintel). Apple is now more than ever a viable competitor, and this week's financial results along with this great increase in stock value, are testaments to that.
 
Sorry if this was already posted...But I just wanted to point out Apple stock is up over $11 today. Is this the highest increase at market close for them?

Probably not. The jump was less than 7%, which is a lot, but unlikely to be a record move. Seems to me it rose closer to 10% after last quarter's results. AAPL surpassing the market cap of IBM is interesting though.
 
Why aren't people shouting about it...

...Apple's market cap is greater than IBM's!

I thought it was just a fluke when it passed Dull's for a day. Then it blew past it. But then Dull is just an over glorified clone-meister.

This time it's IBM.

Wasn't it just yesterday when the doom-sayers were predicting that the IBM PC, IBM PC Jr and that Charley Chaplain clone were gonna drive Apple into oblivion? (Yeah, I know, IBM abandoned PCs long ago.)

What was it that Michael Dell said about Apple?
 
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