Apple Stock Breaks Records With Highest Market Cap in the History of Capitalism [Chart]
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Posted November 14, 2014 at 6:44pm by iClarified
Apple reached an all-time high closing price yesterday of $112.82 and broke its own record of the highest market cap in the history of capitalism ($661.7 billion).
Fortune notes that despite Apple skyrocketing, 4 out of 10 analysts think Apple will be worth less in a year than it is today.
Below is the site's current list of Apple price targets from a high of $143 to a low of $60.
Also of note, Bloomberg TV’s Mark Barton observes that “If you owned Apple and you sold it you could buy the entire stock market of Russia and still have enough change to buy every single Russian an iPhone 6 Plus.”
Apple's stock appears to be continuing its upward trend and is up over 1% today. Take a look at the charts below for more details...
Weakening the brand? The stocks were buoyed back from gt because of the failure they did for the 6 and 6 plus but mainly made profits from sales. Not weakening at all.
Hey Kaboon: maybe they should have followed up with about the CEO and management of Samsung taking a really big cut for having a week 2013 -2014 earnings. People are getting smarter and going with the right envestment!