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AAPL poll APPLE stock price where is it headed from here next

Poll Results: AAPL stock pps does it hit 400 or 1000 first

Poll expired: Jul 28, 2012  
  • 43% (7)
    400 - easier to see it down 33% first
  • 56% (9)
    1000 - easier to see it up 66% from here first
16 Total Votes  
post #1 of 51
Thread Starter 
well with the verdict in on the last AAPL pps poll of 500 or 600 next lets see what comes next....some notable downside or even more upside

400 or 1000 which came first in hindsight
post #2 of 51

$400 before $1000!

 

Somebody had to make the crazy call! laughing.gif

post #3 of 51
Thread Starter 
doesnt seem crazy at all to me wink.gif
post #4 of 51

I'm agreeing with this. I say they do a 3 to 1 split at 999$.laughing.gif

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Originally Posted by StockJock-e View Post

$400 before $1000!

 

Somebody had to make the crazy call! laughing.gif

post #5 of 51

fffuuu 400 I guess confused.gif

post #6 of 51
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by marcosx3x View Post

I'm agreeing with this. I say they do a 3 to 1 split at 999$.laughing.gif

it goes without saying that we are talking split adjusted...so in that scenario if it went up .34 aft the split that would be considered 1000 for the sake of argument
post #7 of 51
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by IchibomB View Post

fffuuu 400 I guess confused.gif

lol...my sentiment exactly
post #8 of 51

Might take a while, but $1,000. I don't see us ever getting to $400 again unless stocks get cut in half by some global event. I'm thinking we see $1,000 by late 2013, or early 2014.

post #9 of 51
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Originally Posted by webChris View Post

Might take a while, but $1,000. I don't see us ever getting to $400 again unless stocks get cut in half by some global event. I'm thinking we see $1,000 by late 2013, or early 2014.

 

Wow, you really believe that? AAPL will be at $400 by next summer at the latest and probably sooner.
post #10 of 51
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Originally Posted by Rhythmdoctor View Post

 

Wow, you really believe that? AAPL will be at $400 by next summer at the latest and probably sooner.

 

What catalysts do you see driving AAPL down? Apple is extremely profitable, has a dedicated and growing consumer base, and has enough money to buy a few countries. Each new product has so far been gobbled up by their current customers, and has converted new customers to the Apple religion, often purchasing more Apple products based on their experience with their first purchase.

post #11 of 51
AAPL will be over $700 by the end of July. I think it'll make new highs during its run-up to earnings and when it beats, it'll rally another 20%. I'm long AAPL as always.
post #12 of 51

wow... easiest poll i have ever voted... $1000

post #13 of 51

you guys dont think about the implication of 1000 share price.

Investors will not invest in something that high.. its too much inherit risk.

SPLIT before 1000..

 

EX BIDU..

post #14 of 51
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Originally Posted by mjoke View Post

you guys dont think about the implication of 1000 share price.

Investors will not invest in something that high.. its too much inherit risk.

SPLIT before 1000..

 

EX BIDU..

 

I agree that we will see a split - but to me share price means nothing.
post #15 of 51

eh.. possible but not probable (my last post was sarcastic so sorry for the confusion if any)

 

<400 seems too much but >1,000 seems too much as well. we'll see in 5-10 years

 

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Originally Posted by webChris View Post

 

What catalysts do you see driving AAPL down? Apple is extremely profitable, has a dedicated and growing consumer base, and has enough money to buy a few countries. Each new product has so far been gobbled up by their current customers, and has converted new customers to the Apple religion, often purchasing more Apple products based on their experience with their first purchase.

post #16 of 51
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tones View Post

wow... easiest poll i have ever voted... $1000

me too lol...400 biggrin.gif
post #17 of 51

well i picked $1k so i guess i'm an apple bull now

post #18 of 51

To keep it real there should be an option of:

AAPL  to  

post #19 of 51
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Datemike View Post

well i picked $1k so i guess i'm an apple bull now

lol...dont have to be a bull....there is no time frame...doesnt have to hit either one in 6 months or 2 years even...just which will it do first...if you think it will hit 1000 first but not fo 10-15 years i wouldnt consider that being a true bull wink.gif
post #20 of 51
Quote:
Originally Posted by webChris View Post

 

What catalysts do you see driving AAPL down? Apple is extremely profitable, has a dedicated and growing consumer base, and has enough money to buy a few countries. Each new product has so far been gobbled up by their current customers, and has converted new customers to the Apple religion, often purchasing more Apple products based on their experience with their first purchase.

 

Ok, I guess I should have explained my beliefs before questioning your opion. My fault on that. Basically, AAPL by all accounts could be the greatest company on planet earth, ever of all time but it won't matter much if the collective mood of investors is overly pessimistic. I view the stock market as one living/breathing organism. I also believe that stock prices move in conjunction with the collective mood of the masses. Regardless of anyone's belief of the strength and/or potential of a given stock, the individual stock prices will follow each other as the mood of investors shifts. In other words, when the stock market goes up, it's because the mass mood of investors is positive and vice versa. This can be proven by looking at a 5 year chart of almost any company. Since we had a major crash/correction beginning in 2007 and bottoming in March of 2009 the pattern of most stocks will be very similar in that they nose-dived into March of 2009 and rebounded from there. Of course not every single stock will show this pattern but most will and particularly the big blue chips where many investors place their bets. What's interesting is that you will notice GS bottomed 3 months earlier and made it's bear market rally high in the fall of 2009. Other bank stocks made their bear market rally high between 2009-2010, yet the major indices made their highs earlier this year (2012). I think most savvy investors/traders realize that banks are at the top of this pyramid scheme so watching them lead the bottom and lead the topping process should not be ignored. The global economy is in terrible shape with no true resolution in sight. Every day people - the masses - are getting madder by the day and this negative mood is growing. The bear market that began in 2000 and made more evident in 2007-2008 is only gaining steam. We are not in a new bull market but rather still continuing a massive bear market. Until the global financial outlook begins to turn up with REAL resolution, I'd be VERY hesitant to put on long-term buy positions. I certainly wouldn't be calling for AAPL 1,000. The big stocks will be the hardest to fall, imo when the bear tightens it's grip. Stay safe, traders. Your resident long-term bear (until fixes are made), Rhythmdoctor
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