Jobs left 4 years of new products in the pipeline. If 2015/2016 roll around and Apple suddenly starts faltering, you'll know why.

I'm thinking I'll sell at the end of April sometime after their Q2 earnings. Unfortunately, I invested cash I can't afford to keep in there much beyond late April, so hopefully it's around 800 by then.

My very amateur guess is that it's going to continue upward at ~1% a day for the next month, putting it in the 700s, and then propel into the 800s after strong Q2 earnings. It'll stabilize a little bit -- maybe move back down into the mid 700s, before the iPhone 5 + Q3 earnings come out, sending it back above 800. If they announce their Apple branded television set this year, they'll hit 1000. I think next year will be interesting, however. I don't see iPad sales keeping pace on a year to year basis like they have been. I wouldn't be surprised to see Apple introduce some sort of smaller and cheaper iPad and iPhone for those who want to jump into tablets but can't necessarily afford.

One of these years, Apple product fatigue is going to set in. I see very early signs of that happening now, if based on nothing more than anecdotal evidence (more friends than usual switching to Android, and considering switching to an Android phone when I can).

But if Apple tackles new markets (budget tablets, television set), that could all change.