Apple's Stock Price Hits a New All-Time High [Updated]
Roughly four months after hitting an all-time high just before financial markets and economies faltered in the face of the current public health crisis, Apple's stock price has returned to those levels and has set a new all-time high today.

Apple's previous intraday high of $327.85 was set on January 29, and that high-water mark was surpassed just a few minutes ago as it hit $328.00 before pulling back slightly. Apple's share price had fallen as low as $212.61 on March 23 before beginning a fairly steady march back up. The company's all-time closing high is $327.20, set on February 12.
Apple is up over $4.00 today amid broader market gains as U.S. employment numbers for the month of May released today came in with an unexpected increase.
Update 1:10 p.m.: Apple's stock also set a record-high closing price of $331.50 after hitting an intraday high of $331.75 shortly before the close.
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Top Rated Comments
Keep yelling into the wind
All Apple has done since Jobs died is add $1T in value and Tim Cook has been the single biggest value creator in the world.
Your anecdotal opinion is utterly meaningless and numbers prove you are dead wrong.
The way some of you completely ignore reality despite hard evidence, numbers, and new highs is baffling to me. You are so wrong but refuse to change your opinion because you’d have to admit it.
Just sad, really.
Again, what? It’s not buyable today? I mean, I like buying stocks that make new all time highs, particularly before they do so because the business is so good.
A new high in a stock by definition means anyone who doubted Apple before is wrong and at the price they said it is the measure of just how wrong.
You know how many people have used the same tired, generalized, zero substance argument in the past? You’re just riffing...you have no facts to back up your statement. Look at some numbers my man. This is an insane company and there is zero evidence today that will stop them from continuing to win.
Calling a company that trades at a discount to the S&P500 with the quality of Apple not buyable is just more junk analysis.
This company is not overvalued. They make $60B in net income annually. They have the largest buyback in the world and have several businesses growing at double digits.
I said Apple was worth $400/share 2 years ago and people laughed at me. If they keep buying back stock like this, it’s worth $600/share in 3 or 4 years.
With Apple opening retail in India, 5G, services growth, it's headed for 400+ and 2T.