AAPL up more than 6 percent, closes at 3-yr high
updated 05:10 pm EDT, Wed June 16, 2004
AAPL at 3-year high
AAPL today closed at a pushed industry stocks higher.
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06/16, 08:56pm |
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Perhaps
then MS can buy Apple and turn it into another financial failure department?
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diversity
Amazingly, I found out, although this company's flagship product is the iPod, that they also make computer hardware and software, including their own operating system! How interesting!
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More doom and gloom
Surely Apple will be going out of business any minute. They don't have any debt (probably because no one will lend them any money). Their iTunes Europe venture is only in 3 countries (hardly all of Europe is it) and iPod mini is still so over priced that Apple hasn't released it in the rest of the world so as not to attract even more criticism. The whole thing about massive demand is probably more hype from Apple's over active marketing department.
If Apple was more like Microsoft, having only two profitable products amongst a dizzying array of absolute financial failures, the world would surely be a much better place.