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but by the end of trading,pple lost $4 to closed at $585. apple stock crossed the $500 mark for the first time on february 13 and has surged 45% this year. the latest rally comes as the company's new ipad goes on sale tomorrow, and fans are already lining up to buy them. joining us now to talk more about apple's future, joe magyer, equities analyst at the motley fool. hi, joe. >> hi, susie sudz well, this momentum on apple stock has been just amazing. and you know, investors just can't seem to get enough of it. i know are you not as enthusiastic as most investors. tell us why. >> right, well, i love apple products, so do consumers. but i don't love the stock. and part of the reason is that everyone loves the stock right now. its market cap is equal to mac soft plus ibm. and only 2 out of 57 analysts rate it a sell. usually when everyone can agree on the stock market as something as a sure thing, that usuly when the total opposite happensment so i still think apple has a lot going for it and the new ipad will be a huge hit. i just think inves

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. >> pple come from all over the world, studying at the institute in the heart of the lush napa valley, getting an opportunity to learn how to grow, harvest, and market the produce. much of this early morning's harvest will be sold at the local farmers' market. students run the greystone green thumb stand themselves, although they are supervised by professor chris loss. he's got a doctorate in food science and believes it's important for students to learn the relationship between the farm and the table. >> food--this is our medium. the example i give some of my students when i get sort of talking about this and get sort of technical about some of the science behind our food or why do we need to know this, i give them the example of vincent van gogh, who to understand--his medium was paints and canvas and brushes. he wanted to express his ideas through his medium of paints and painting, a very creative process. in order to do that, he created his own paintshe made his own canvases, he created his own brushes. he said if he could have bought the stuff himself he would have been even happ