"Attempting to analyze Apple through the general mediocrity of the industry they're part of, is just not the way to look at Apple..."
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
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we'll see... New Year's almost here...Analyst: 25% chance Apple shares will hit $325 or more within the next 12 months"Katy Huberty's three scenarios for Apple (AAPL) -bear, base and bull- is the lead item in Morgan Stanley's'Key Surprises for 2010,' a 15-company forecast issued to clients Wednesday," Phillip Elmer-Dewitt reports for Fortune. "Huberty is leaning heavily toward the bull, offering three paths by which Apple hits $325 per share or more within the next 12 months," Elmer-Dewitt reports.
"The Street, she believes, is only giving Apple a 5% chance of surpassing that $325 target," Elmer-Dewitt reports. "She puts the odds at one in four."
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News: Morgan Stanley: Apple 2-3 Years Ahead of Competition with iPhone.
Apple has a two to three year lead on the competition with its iPhone, which has seen the fastest growth in adoption rates in the history of consumer technology, according to a Morgan Stanley research team lead by AAPL analyst Katy Huberty. The firm published a 92-slide presentation called The Mobile Internet Report this week, a report dominated by Apple and its success with iPhone and iPod touch.
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