Here it comes, at last, or so it very much seems !
Speculation of Apple adding full-length movies to its iTunes Music Store have swirled for several months, but rumors have gained momentum yesterday after the company sent invitations to the media, saying "It's showtime" next week. The event will take place in San Francisco on the 12th.
As a consequence, the stock gained close to 5% ysterday tuesday, still climbing up in after hours trading.
At close to 72$ (3 month high), my 75$ target is now just an inch away and will be broken anytime soon. Let's remember that the stock was at 52$ only mid July, at a time when I explained it was severely undervalued and was set for quick growth.
In this article
http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=2017
analyst Shaw Wu is encouraging investors to get aggressive in purchasing Apple's shares and he is raising his price target from USD 75 to USD 91.
Posted by: anv | September 06, 2006 at 09:31 AM
Ce qui est aussi intéressant, ce sont les alliances croisées qu'on peut observer entre les "grands" d'internet et du media en général, dont fait maintenant totalement partie Apple :
- Alliance Ebay-Google
- Alliance Ebay-Yahoo
- Alliance Google-Apple (via Eric Schmidt au Conseil).
- Alliance MySpace-Google
Est-ce que je me trompe mais il n'y a que Microsoft qui semble isolé de ces grands mouvements stratégiques.
Definetly hard to follow...
Posted by: Fabien | September 06, 2006 at 11:36 AM
$2.99 is a v.good price, there aren't that many good movies to break my bank. But I hope they'll have those small-time documentary movies such as who-killed-the-electric-car, US vs John Lenon, and other small productions.
Posted by: Nick | July 28, 2007 at 03:46 PM