Should Investors Sell Apple at $700?

Now that Apple officially eclipsed the lofty price of $700 a share, current investors and those on the sidelines are justifiably skeptical that the company still has what it takes to keep the returns coming. The stock has already gained almost 70% so far in 2012 alone, so should investors take their money off the table, or will Apple's historic run keep on going? The Fool's tech and telecom analyst recently swung by the studio to discuss Apple's prospects and the competitive landscape in Apple's key markets.

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