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On May 4th 2012, at the low of the day, Nokia and Apple hit $3.12 and $565 respectively. Which was the buy? In 12 months we will have the answer to the question... but in the mean time, tell us what you think. To give an idea to people, what PPS Nokia and Apple need in 12 months for a 20%, 30%, 40% and 50% gain from the prices of $3.12 and $565 of May 4th, 2012 (the day this board was started) respectively... +00%: Nokia 3.12, Apple 565 +10%: Nokia 3.43, Apple 622 +20%: Nokia 3.74, Apple 678 +30%: Nokia 4.06, Apple 735 +40%: Nokia 4.37, Apple 791 +50%: Nokia 4.68, Apple 848 / 7 = 121.14 +100%: Nokia 6.24, Apple 1130/7 = 161.43 +150%: Nokia 7.80, Apple 1412.5/7= 201.79 +200%: Nokia 9.36, Apple 1695/7 = 242.14 | ||||||||||||||
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