Apple’s previous all-time closing high was $302.31 set yesterday. Apple’s all-time high (intraday) stands at $315.00, set today. Apple’s 52-week low is $185.55.
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At market close, Apple’s market value stands at $287.77 billion.
The top five U.S. publicly-traded companies, based on market value, are:
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM) – $331.93B
2. Apple (AAPL) – $287.77B
3. Microsoft (MSFT) – $221.01B
4. Berkshire-Hathaway (BRKA) – 206.03B
4. Wal-Mart (WMT) – $194.01B
Selected companies’ current market values:
• Google (GOOG) – $191.69B
• IBM (IBM) – $177.92B
• Cisco (CSCO) – $132.87B
• Intel (INTC) – $107.57B
• Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) – $97.10B
• Amazon (AMZN) – $73.73B
• Disney (DIS) – $66.71B
• Nokia (NOK) – $40.35B
• Sony (SNE) – $32.24B
• Dell (DELL) – $28.18B
• Research In Motion (RIMM) – $25.45B
• Motorola (MOT) – $18.56B
• Yahoo! (YHOO) – $21.91B
• Adobe (ADBE) – $14.28B
• Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) – $4.80B
• RealNetworks (RNWK) – $435.25M
AAPL quote via NASDAQ here.
Yes baby, at EPS of $15 I will retire sometime next year with 2K shares
Yes baby, at EPS of $15 I will retire sometime next year with 2K shares
Whoa in the last twenty-minutes of trading Apple’s value increased by 4-Billion dollars!
Whoa in the last twenty-minutes of trading Apple’s value increased by 4-Billion dollars!
I happened to notice GOOG jumped about 11% or about $60 per share. Wow! As an AAPL shareholder, 4.11% is not bad, not bad at all. But ~ $60 per share. Wow!
Peace.
I happened to notice GOOG jumped about 11% or about $60 per share. Wow! As an AAPL shareholder, 4.11% is not bad, not bad at all. But ~ $60 per share. Wow!
Peace.
That’s $200,000,000 every minute, or 3.3 million each second, of trading!
Perhaps that last uptick was the result of Apple announcing iPads on Verizon and AT&T?
That’s $200,000,000 every minute, or 3.3 million each second, of trading!
Perhaps that last uptick was the result of Apple announcing iPads on Verizon and AT&T?
Apple pi = $314 (rounded)
Apple pi = $314 (rounded)
iPads on Verizon and iPads being sold in Wal Mart, Target and Verizon stores. Pretty amazing.
Next year: iPad 2, iPhone 5, iPhone unlocked to multiple US carriers, maybe 10.7 released, and you know Steve has some more tricks up his sleeves.
$500 or bust. Soon we’ll be counting the days when AAPL beats GOOG share prices.
Shareholders rejoice!
iPads on Verizon and iPads being sold in Wal Mart, Target and Verizon stores. Pretty amazing.
Next year: iPad 2, iPhone 5, iPhone unlocked to multiple US carriers, maybe 10.7 released, and you know Steve has some more tricks up his sleeves.
$500 or bust. Soon we’ll be counting the days when AAPL beats GOOG share prices.
Shareholders rejoice!
Wow. I think it would be interesting to start listing CBS and Comcast in the Market Cap list. Currently at 12B and 53B respectively. If they don’t want to play ball Apple could just buy them up with their spare change. That would ensure an aTV smash hit.
Wow. I think it would be interesting to start listing CBS and Comcast in the Market Cap list. Currently at 12B and 53B respectively. If they don’t want to play ball Apple could just buy them up with their spare change. That would ensure an aTV smash hit.
It’s dumbfounding.
It’s dumbfounding.
Wow! I’m not surprised AAPL is Up!!
Buy AAPL it will go to or pass $401 in 2011 period!!!
Happy 401k baby
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Wow! I’m not surprised AAPL is Up!!
Buy AAPL it will go to or pass $401 in 2011 period!!!
Happy 401k baby
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The difference between AAPL and the NO. 3 MSFT market cap is a staggering $66B (!!!). Meanwhile, the difference between AAPL and the largest company in the world: $45B.
Is it really possible that the once beleaguered and written-off Apple will end up being the most valuable company in the world in a matter of few months???
Five months ago, when AAPL surpassed MSFT, Jobs said “Surreal”. I’m not an English native speaker, so I’m struggling to find adequate a word for the moment when Apple surpasses XOM. Any help out there?
The difference between AAPL and the NO. 3 MSFT market cap is a staggering $66B (!!!). Meanwhile, the difference between AAPL and the largest company in the world: $45B.
Is it really possible that the once beleaguered and written-off Apple will end up being the most valuable company in the world in a matter of few months???
Five months ago, when AAPL surpassed MSFT, Jobs said “Surreal”. I’m not an English native speaker, so I’m struggling to find adequate a word for the moment when Apple surpasses XOM. Any help out there?
hmm. what would have happened if I spent 40000U$ on Apple stock in year 2001 instead of some other deal that screwed me up. I would not be sitting here wondering where to get my next meal. But I’m kind of happy that those guys are dead, confirmed by Hong Kong police.
hmm. what would have happened if I spent 40000U$ on Apple stock in year 2001 instead of some other deal that screwed me up. I would not be sitting here wondering where to get my next meal. But I’m kind of happy that those guys are dead, confirmed by Hong Kong police.
We may have a few more days of this since earnings report won’t be till Weds. With Google up on positive news it looks like the market is in a good mood for once.
Apple may climb up to $350 soon if the hype is on a high.
We may have a few more days of this since earnings report won’t be till Weds. With Google up on positive news it looks like the market is in a good mood for once.
Apple may climb up to $350 soon if the hype is on a high.
Yeah, only a few days ago, I noted that Apple was $58B behind Exxon and $58B ahead of Microsoft, and now look.
Anyhow, I’m only $7 away from $600k in my retirement plan.
Yeah, only a few days ago, I noted that Apple was $58B behind Exxon and $58B ahead of Microsoft, and now look.
Anyhow, I’m only $7 away from $600k in my retirement plan.
I mean $600k of Apple shares.
I mean $600k of Apple shares.
To whom it may concern
Never say Apple is only an oil spill away from overtaking Exxon Mobile. It’s entirely not necessary. With the fantastic growth of iPhone, iPad, Mac and iPod, Apple should pass Exxon next year.
To whom it may concern
Never say Apple is only an oil spill away from overtaking Exxon Mobile. It’s entirely not necessary. With the fantastic growth of iPhone, iPad, Mac and iPod, Apple should pass Exxon next year.
it was like yesterday when apple overtook msoft. And, laughably, msoft tried to play it off like it was close. lol. talk about blitzkrieged.
it was like yesterday when apple overtook msoft. And, laughably, msoft tried to play it off like it was close. lol. talk about blitzkrieged.
Get your facts straight.
Volume: 32,732,563
Avg Vol: 19,441,000
Get your facts straight.
Volume: 32,732,563
Avg Vol: 19,441,000
today’s XOM price- APPL needs to be $363.35 a share to overtake it. Not too unrealistic at all given apple’s for sure future growth. tuesday is going to be awesome one way or another.
funny, it’s listed that there are 11.75M shares of APPL shorted.
OUCH! must hurt to be carrying that hehe.
today’s XOM price- APPL needs to be $363.35 a share to overtake it. Not too unrealistic at all given apple’s for sure future growth. tuesday is going to be awesome one way or another.
funny, it’s listed that there are 11.75M shares of APPL shorted.
OUCH! must hurt to be carrying that hehe.
What about shit Dell?
What about shit Dell?
AAPL has not made much gain XON as it’s stock value per share has also risen and the $58B difference is about the Sam’s as it was 4-5 weeks ago.
AAPL has not made much gain XON as it’s stock value per share has also risen and the $58B difference is about the Sam’s as it was 4-5 weeks ago.
@RLB
it is currently a $44b difference.
@RLB
it is currently a $44b difference.
@DogGone-
Earnings is Monday10/18
@DogGone-
Earnings is Monday10/18
Quite a jump today, even though a $12 increase today is the same (percentage) as a $4 increase when AAPL was trading at around $100 not so long ago. I think it is safe to be long AAPL right now, because I think Apple will surprise even the more optimistic analysts with results for the previous quarter, plus the other nice surprises the “Back to the Mac” event will likely bring next week. The general market is also in a wait-and-see mode for the mid-term election in November, and Republican gains will be seen as a positive.
But the over-exuberance here is pretty thick. The last time I read comments like this was when AAPL was flirting with $200 (the first time), before it dipped below $80. So the trip from $200 to $300 went through $80. That was only about TWO years ago; how quickly some people forget…
Deciding when to “realize” some of your paper profit is just as important as deciding when to buy some more shares.
Quite a jump today, even though a $12 increase today is the same (percentage) as a $4 increase when AAPL was trading at around $100 not so long ago. I think it is safe to be long AAPL right now, because I think Apple will surprise even the more optimistic analysts with results for the previous quarter, plus the other nice surprises the “Back to the Mac” event will likely bring next week. The general market is also in a wait-and-see mode for the mid-term election in November, and Republican gains will be seen as a positive.
But the over-exuberance here is pretty thick. The last time I read comments like this was when AAPL was flirting with $200 (the first time), before it dipped below $80. So the trip from $200 to $300 went through $80. That was only about TWO years ago; how quickly some people forget…
Deciding when to “realize” some of your paper profit is just as important as deciding when to buy some more shares.
Be VERY careful when everybody else is buying. Too many examples of boom, then suddenly bust.
Be VERY careful.
PS. I own 700 plus shares.
Be VERY careful when everybody else is buying. Too many examples of boom, then suddenly bust.
Be VERY careful.
PS. I own 700 plus shares.
@ Predrag
Surreal is like when you wake up from a dream that felt so real but then couldn’t really tell if you were still dreaming or not. Like the moment he heard the news felt like a dream.
@ Predrag
Surreal is like when you wake up from a dream that felt so real but then couldn’t really tell if you were still dreaming or not. Like the moment he heard the news felt like a dream.
Just a note, every post of the top 5 are listed as 1, 2, 3, 4, and 4.
Just a note, every post of the top 5 are listed as 1, 2, 3, 4, and 4.
@ken1w
Yeah, $100 to $200 went through $80, but that included the largest market tanking since the Great Depression. Aapl is always volatile, as I know you know, but maybe not the best example?
@ken1w
Yeah, $100 to $200 went through $80, but that included the largest market tanking since the Great Depression. Aapl is always volatile, as I know you know, but maybe not the best example?
@ Nerd Beautiful
Yes, but the point is, most people never expected the financial crisis, until it occurred. Then, it was SO obvious. Can you say the worldwide economic situation is any better today, compared to 2 to 3 years ago? In some ways, it is worse…
Many (if not MOST) of the factors that affect AAPL price are out of Apple’s control. So Apple can continue to be a great company, but AAPL (the stock) will not always be a great investment.
> Yeah, $100 to $200 went through $80
Your memory is incorrect.
” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”wink” style=”border:0;” /> It was much more extreme. It was not $100 to $80 to $200. It was $200, all the way down to below $80 and then (after floundering for a few months) the steady (more or less) climb from under $100 to over $300 during the last two years. A spectacular climb (after a spectacular fall).
@ Nerd Beautiful
Yes, but the point is, most people never expected the financial crisis, until it occurred. Then, it was SO obvious. Can you say the worldwide economic situation is any better today, compared to 2 to 3 years ago? In some ways, it is worse…
Many (if not MOST) of the factors that affect AAPL price are out of Apple’s control. So Apple can continue to be a great company, but AAPL (the stock) will not always be a great investment.
> Yeah, $100 to $200 went through $80
Your memory is incorrect.
” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”wink” style=”border:0;” /> It was much more extreme. It was not $100 to $80 to $200. It was $200, all the way down to below $80 and then (after floundering for a few months) the steady (more or less) climb from under $100 to over $300 during the last two years. A spectacular climb (after a spectacular fall).
future growth/earnings. When that stagnates the climb will stop. When will that happen? not soon. there is too much momentum..
all the market manipulation in the world won’t take down an individual stock that has that kind of growth potential. And the scales have tipped with the iPad. the kind of manipulation we’ve seen up till now won’t work anymore if this Qtrs earnings are enough of a blowout.
future growth/earnings. When that stagnates the climb will stop. When will that happen? not soon. there is too much momentum..
all the market manipulation in the world won’t take down an individual stock that has that kind of growth potential. And the scales have tipped with the iPad. the kind of manipulation we’ve seen up till now won’t work anymore if this Qtrs earnings are enough of a blowout.
Michael Dell? Mikey? Hello…?
Michael Dell? Mikey? Hello…?
Yes, and Apple fell from $201 to $80 something because analysts, Katie Huber of Morgan Stanley, thought Apple would be hurt more than other companies. When this turned out not to be true, then Apple rebounded harder.
While Apple is prone to macroeconomic declines, people should have a better understanding of how Apple sales and earnings may resist broader macro declines better than other companies.
Sure, Apple may go down, and it may go down alot, but let’s at least understand what happened before with some context. Back then, the selloff was helped by ignorance. This time, there’s less ignorance, and hopefully, that will mean something.
Yes, and Apple fell from $201 to $80 something because analysts, Katie Huber of Morgan Stanley, thought Apple would be hurt more than other companies. When this turned out not to be true, then Apple rebounded harder.
While Apple is prone to macroeconomic declines, people should have a better understanding of how Apple sales and earnings may resist broader macro declines better than other companies.
Sure, Apple may go down, and it may go down alot, but let’s at least understand what happened before with some context. Back then, the selloff was helped by ignorance. This time, there’s less ignorance, and hopefully, that will mean something.
LOL! before everything is said and done Apple will be the biggest company on earth. It’s fucking amazing. And I bang my head for not buying Apple at 7 a share.
LOL! before everything is said and done Apple will be the biggest company on earth. It’s fucking amazing. And I bang my head for not buying Apple at 7 a share.