3 years ago
My take: Cheers to the longs.
CORRECTION: Apologies for the typo in the first version of this item, which had Apple's share price $100 lower. I guess I'm still not used to Apple trading in the high $300s.
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Same here. And I’ll fall off my happy chair when it hits 400 sooner than later.
And with the news, always a guess which way but loose.
But being less than 30 away … yay! 🙂
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