Apple (AAPL) Without Jobs Now Seeing A Six-Month High

Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) today is hitting levels not seen since October. Apple today crossed the $114 level and is up over 33% for 2009.

Apple's stock sold off in the middle of January after Apple disclosed Steve Jobs health related issues were more complex than previously disclosed and Steve Jobs was going on medical leave until June. After the news came out on January 14th, Apple's stock 10% to $76.50.
The next day StreetInsider penned a piece that said a Jobs-Less Apple would not hurt Apple's stock and 35% later this story continues to prove true.

Apple's stock will likely maintain its strength as it continues to out-innovate its competition.
Latest Apple rumors of new innovative products.

• Introducing an upgraded version of its iPhone this June
  
• A $99 Apple Netbook
  
• Apple to introduce a large iTouch type device, perhaps resembling a Kindle, but with all of Apple's neat features
  
• New software for the Apple iPhone.

Apple's future looks exciting and I don't want to be on the sideline as it continues to move past its once larger competitors.

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