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The current price of $133 represents a marketcapitalization of $145 billion. This expected improvement is also in line with the views of investment bank JP Morgan, as they proposed a target price of $200 per share and classified the stock as overweight. Over the last twelve months, however, the stock price halved.
The current price of $133 represents a marketcapitalization of $145 billion. This expected improvement is also in line with the views of investment bank JP Morgan, as they proposed a target price of $200 per share and classified the stock as overweight. Over the last twelve months, however, the stock price halved.
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