Apple’s wild ride
At least it's not Caterpillar.


Tuesday’s low: $214.70. Tuesday’s high $223.25.
My take: At least Apple’s not Caterpillar, today’s conspicuous megafauna.
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At least it's not Caterpillar.


My take: At least Apple’s not Caterpillar, today’s conspicuous megafauna.
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Contact [email protected] for any questions or corrections.
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