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Apple analysts don't care about the ITC ruling.

The Cupertino Company seeks a settlement with

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touch, available in the App Store now for $2.99. Apple Watchers from the financial side spent yesterday reacting to Tuesday's ruling by the

U.S. International Trade Commission in favor of Samsung and against the Kubertino company.

That was the one that found Apple guilty of violating one of Sammy's patents

and potentially barring the sale and import of some older AT&T models of iPhones and iPads in the States. The reactions? Sort of a collective

me? At least according to a collection of them from Barron's. Piper Jeffrey analyst Jean Munster says the impact will be limited since the iPhone 4,

one of the potentially banned devices, is probably headed for end of life this fall anyway.

He's got an overweight rating on Apple's shares

and a price target of $655.

Wells Fargo analyst Maynard Am doesn't think the USITC ruling will move Apple and

Samsung toward settling their differences since the products affected are all at

least two years old and the iPhone 4 thing is not a big deal since it's probably going away this

fall. Mr. Maynard has a buy rating on Apple shares and a valuation range of

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