it s in the red. julie: it s in the red. we saw the nasdaq pull back. that is notable as we see stocks slipping back a little bit today. one company maintaining its record high is aprille. the shares rise being 2% today 150.205.rd and ryan putting his price target at $202 a share. the consensus, the average of the folks we survey is $160. he says the stocks underappreciated and has been improving sentiment on apple is in the early stages. now, with this increase, of course, apple is the large largest company by market cap in the world butts not quite as $1 trillion. there s sort of that the race for the $1 trillion market cap. we are looking at the market cap. figure the share price in yellow, the market cap in blue. we are looking around $800 billion for those that apple market cap. on the bottom, though, we have shares outstanding which have dwindled by the company is doing buybacks. on the one hand that supports the share price but that limits perhaps the ability for the
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real connection with the reader, and i think that this sort of the creative exchange between you and you can feel that there s a real creative roes is going on. you feel it, too. of course. so you feel like you re a part of it. i want to ask elia. we will go to the questions from the audience in a moment, but i want to ask you a question that s something that a lot of people here think about a lot and that s the question about how do we counter russian propaganda and it s something that people have been thinking about now for a couple of years and there are thoughts about how do we organize it and i think sometimes people think of medusa as being a force that counteracts the propaganda, the kremlin propaganda. so what are your thoughts on that? we have the syncronizations a lot and it is in europe right now because every russians in european countries watch television and it s an event and it s a problem, but i think the propaganda issue is a bad issue and and it s bad fr
that s dragging the market lower, the so-called momentum stocks that saw so much selling in february. seeing it again. the amazons, the netflixes, the pandoras, tes larks you name it. they are heading lower today. yeah. the question still becomes is there something bigger going on here, or is it just about the individual stories? speaking of which, after the bell, it may be the battleground stock, creating more disagreements among investors than almost any over. talking about herbalife, reporting earnings after the bell. results and analysis when it hits. shares today up 2.5%. and the heat being turned up on los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. several sponsors now have dropped his team after alleged racist comments were made public this weekend. will he be forced to sell the franchise eventually? we ll be speaking exclusively to legendary attorney bob bennett. one of the great power players in washington history. he represented president clinton. he also represent