Apple's Stock Price Reaches New All-Time High

Monday October 20, 2025 8:12 am PDT by Joe Rossignol

Apple's stock price reached a new all-time high today, with shares in the company trading for as much as $264.38 on the intraday market, according to Yahoo Finance.

The company's previous intraday high was $260.10, set on December 26, 2024.

Keep in mind that Apple's stock has split five times since the company went public, including on a 4-for-1 basis in 2020 most recently.

The new record comes after some Wall Street analysts and reports said there has been strong demand for Apple's new iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max models, although the iPhone Air is reportedly less of a hit overall, despite a hot start in China.

Apple achieved the record high despite continuing to lag behind companies like OpenAI and Google in the generative artificial intelligence space. Over the weekend, it was reported that some of Apple's software engineers have "concerns" about how well the more personalized version of Siri works on an internal iOS 26.4 beta for the iPhone.

Apple's next quarterly earnings report will be released on October 30.

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Top Rated Comments

justanotherdave

12 months ago

Can someone explain why?

That depends.

People who constantly hate on Apple are often stunned by this or by record iPhone sales and chalk it up to “sheep” that will buy anything Apple makes.

The reality is Apple makes great products and the iPhone (their best seller) is the best smartphone you can buy. So consumers buy them in huge quantities vastly outselling all other flagships combined. Big sales equates to big revenues/profits which equates to stock price.

Score: 22 Votes (Like | Disagree)

AlexESP

12 months ago

Personally, I’m also in an “all-time high” satisfaction with Apple. I know there will be critics in the comments (some of them deserved, like letting some ******tification in services), but they’re able to make very complex things to work almost flawlessly (switching airpods between devices, universal control…).

Maybe their products are not so *exciting* as in the past, but they’re incredibly solid. In the end, we need tools to solve things. And this is reflected in profits, and therefore in stock. When people say Apple does everything to please stakeholders instead of customers, they don’t realise that there is no black magic based on which Apple can constantly screw up customers and increase profits at the same time. It’s just a result of very happy customers.

Score: 19 Votes (Like | Disagree)