"Now, with shares down 24 percent since Sept. 19, the challenge of predicting where the stock goes next has produced wildly varying forecasts. One analyst sees the stock falling from its Dec. 31 close of $532 to below $300 this year, while another says it will soar above $1,000. The average among analysts tracked by Bloomberg is $735. As the listing with the biggest weight in the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index, Apple affects anyone using the S&P as a benchmark. Mike Walkley, an analyst with Canaccord Genuity, covers 23 technology companies and says clients often want to hear about only two—Apple and Qualcomm (QCOM), which makes iPhone chips. “Because if I don’t get Apple right,” he says, “I probably won’t get the rest of large-cap tech right.”"Apple's Stock: Analysts' Price Targets Vary Wildly - Businessweek
Friday, January 04, 2013
Apple's Stock: Analysts' Price Targets Vary Wildly - Businessweek
In fewer words: the analysts, collectively, have no idea
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