Apple's stock closed today at an all-time high of $104.83, up 1.8% today, and up 50% from April 2013, reports Fortune.
It took a few days, but Apple’s blow-out quarterly earnings report — driven by strong iPhone and Mac sales and bolstered by the largest stock repurchase program in the history of capitalism — has finally made its way through Wall Street’s algorithms and into Apple’s share price.
The company's market cap is now a record $614.95 billion, according to Yahoo Finance. Compare that to Exxon at $401.35B, Microsoft at $370.96B, and Google at $368.97B.
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It took a few days, but Apple’s blow-out quarterly earnings report — driven by strong iPhone and Mac sales and bolstered by the largest stock repurchase program in the history of capitalism — has finally made its way through Wall Street’s algorithms and into Apple’s share price.
The company's market cap is now a record $614.95 billion, according to Yahoo Finance. Compare that to Exxon at $401.35B, Microsoft at $370.96B, and Google at $368.97B.
Did you hold on to your stock through the downturn? Let us know in the comments!
Take a look at the chart below!
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