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Apple's historic feat in becoming the first publicly traded U.S. company to clinch a $1 trillion market capitalization has several analysts on Wall Street, normally a super bullish crowd, doubting whether the iPhone maker's shares can keep climbing at the same lofty pace.
Though shares have bounced more than 8.5 percent over the past three days, analysts across the Street only expect Apple to rise another 1.8 percent over the next 12 months, according to the consensus analyst forecast collected by FactSet. That's a far cry from the 31 percent rise over the past year.
Especially when compared with the nation's other largest companies, which consist of Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Facebook, the forecasts look even less impressive. Facebook, for instance, is projected to soar another 20 percent by next August while shares of Amazon are expected to reach $2117.07, implying 17.8 percent upside from Wednesday's close
