In the wake of Apple's second-quarter results, several financial analysts have weighed in on the company's performance. Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray has raised his price target for Apple stock, pushing it from $483 to $554. He describes the March quarter as a "monster," even though Apple has been struggling to keep up with iPad 2 shipments and might not reach equilibrium until "late in the June quarter." The company has allegedly done away with a "key risk factor in the June quarter" by circumventing Japanese supply problems.
