Analyst Sets $1,001 Price Target On Apple Shares
A Wall Street analyst on Monday set the highest price target yet for Apple Inc. shares, valuing them at $1,001 each, or about 62 percent more than their current price.
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A Wall Street analyst on Monday set the highest price target yet for Apple Inc. shares, valuing them at $1,001 each, or about 62 percent more than their current price.
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