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Market's closed, right? Anyone notice AAPL today?
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Up $2.39 in regular trading and about another $2 after hours so far. What do the traders know that we don't? Everyone knows that the iPhone is leaving AT&T eventually, so it shouldn't be that. Everyone knows that a new iPad is coming, so it shouldn't be that. They did just release the Mac App store, which, while interesting and probably profitable for them, isn't likely to generate ENORMOUS sums of money. Anyone know what's up?
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#2
see the thread above
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#3
Everyone is coming to a sad realization...that Apple is the only game in town. There must be so much wailing and gnashing of teeth going on these days...

To specifically answer your question, z: no special thing is needed anymore--at $336, AAPL is badly undervalued.
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#4
I always ignore the afterhours price because it wildly amplifies any sort of rumor or news.
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#5
(Over)excitement regarding Verizon's special event on Tuesday 1/11/11 at 11.
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#6
oil prices are falling
gotta put it short term somewhere safe.
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#7
It may even be that people have checked out CES and the news is that there are no iPad-killers in sight.

I've been an AAPL shareholder for well over a decade and I've learned long ago to just ignore the afterhours price.
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IronMac wrote:
It may even be that people have checked out CES and the news is that there are no iPad-killers in sight.

:agree:
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ztirffritz wrote:
.......Everyone knows that the iPhone is leaving AT&T eventually, so it shouldn't be that.....

What makes you think "the iPhone is leaving AT&T eventually"??? The iPhone may be added to other providers, but AT&T won't lose it. That would be silly.
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#10
Did I notice AAPL? You bet!!


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