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Apple (AAPL) closed at $350.69, pushing its value to $5.1 trillion as tech stocks rebounded sharply.
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Apple (AAPL) dropped 4% early Tuesday before ending lower, as China sales missed and memory costs bite
Nov 4
Alibaba (BABA) closed at $101.50 while Hong Kong's tech index gained 2.25% after a rough October.
Nov 3
Apple (AAPL) hit a record $351 and a $5.1T value before Nvidia regained the top spot by $20B at the close.
Oct 26
Apple (AAPL) closed at $342.96, worth $5.005 trillion, while the Nasdaq fell 1.9% on tech weakness.
Oct 15
Apple (AAPL) closed at $336.64 after suppliers were reportedly told to cut October parts orders 15–20%.
Oct 11
Apple (AAPL) closed Tuesday at $333.63 as LG is said to build seven home devices to rival Ring and Nest.
Oct 7
Nvidia (NVDA) and Apple (AAPL) now hold 15.6% of the S&P 500, a record that eclipses the dot-com peak.
Sep 25
Talks stalled on rare earths; USTR Greer backed 3-6 months but retailers (XRT) face 125% snap-back on Nov. 10.
Sep 22
Apple (AAPL) near its $344 high as iPhone 18 Pro lead times triple in week two, pushing Evercore to $380.
Sep 22
Apple (AAPL) holds near its $344 yearly high as a Fed rate hike sends peers tumbling; BofA keeps Buy.
Sep 17
Apple (AAPL) shares are up 21% this year as investors await CEO John Ternus's first iPhone event on Sept. 9.
Sep 8

Corning (GLW) rose as much as 10% after Jefferies initiated at Buy with a $134 target, framing it as an AI optical-fiber play, not a phone-glass story.

Apple (AAPL) closed at an all-time high of $355.63 on Nov. 11, lifting its market value above $5 trillion as upgrades and higher price targets built on optimism over Siri AI.

Nvidia (NVDA) shares fell about 4% Monday and 5.5% Tuesday to a low since March as the board probes CEO Jensen Huang and a new shareholder suit lands.

Securitize (NYSE: SECZ) rose about 10% after hours on its third-quarter results, as tokenized assets on its platform grew 9% to $4.8 billion.

Google's new TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max chips, plus a customer base nearing 100 that includes Apple, Meta and Oracle, widen its push against Nvidia in AI hardware.

Berkshire Hathaway's Q3 operating profit fell 6% to $12.7B, but CEO Greg Abel more than doubled its share repurchases to $9.6B as cash hit a record $377.4B.

Qualcomm shares fell as much as 13% on Nov. 5, their steepest drop since 2020, after handset chip revenue fell 26% and profit guidance disappointed investors.

Wall Street erased overnight losses after the Democratic midterm sweep, with the Dow up about 3% to 53,356 and Apple and Microsoft at record highs.

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) lost about 4% of its value after reporting fiscal fourth-quarter results on November 2.

Nasdaq 100 funds such as QQQ fall into correction as markets price a 73% chance of a December Fed rate hike with the 10-year Treasury yield near 4.9%.

CrowdStrike (CRWD) rose 3.4% premarket on a Deutsche Bank upgrade to buy and Palo Alto gained 2%, but both reversed as the Nasdaq slid on Monday, Nov. 2.

Stock market today: Wall Street holds its breath on midterm results as prediction markets favor a Democratic sweep and Friday's October jobs report looms.

Intel fell another 8.8% on Monday after its worst day since 1974, and the Nasdaq-100 slipped into a correction as the chip selloff reached $3.7 trillion.

Apple posted $114.5B in fiscal Q4 revenue and $2.10 EPS in John Ternus's first report as CEO, with iPhone up 17%, yet AAPL slipped about 1% after hours.

Wall Street faces midterm elections, Apple and Palantir earnings and a 55K jobs forecast after Nasdaq's worst month since March 2025, with Democrats favored.

Apple briefly passed Nvidia as the world's most valuable company at about $5.1 trillion on iPhone Duo launch day before Nvidia reclaimed the lead by the close.

The Nasdaq fell 2.6% on Thursday, its worst day since June, as AI spending fears and an oil spike hit Amazon, Nvidia and Alphabet while Apple gained.

Apple's $1,999 foldable iPhone Duo faces a supply crunch, with two-per-customer limits and delivery dates now stretching beyond three months to January.

Qualcomm will cut jobs worldwide after its annual reviews, with notices starting in November, as handset demand softens and the chipmaker shifts toward AI data centers.

Apple (AAPL) fell about 1% premarket on Oct. 20 after Loop Capital cut it to Hold, blaming weak iPhone demand for a roughly 13M-unit shipment cut.

Nasdaq 100 futures rose about 1.3% Monday after a 5.5% weekly drop as investors bought the dip ahead of Meta, Tesla and Netflix earnings in a packed week.

TSMC's record third-quarter profit rose 68.7% on AI demand, yet US-listed shares slipped as margins narrowed and Terafab talks with Elon Musk stayed unresolved.

Apple (AAPL) closed above a $5 trillion market cap for the first time on Oct. 14, the second company after Nvidia, as the Nasdaq fell 1.9% on hot inflation.

Apple stock reached a record high near $347 and a $5 trillion market cap after the $299 HomeView launch, a HomePod mini refresh and a JPMorgan target hike.

Apple (AAPL) told suppliers to trim iPhone 18 Pro component orders by at least 15% for October as a $100 price rise and costly memory chips weigh on demand.
Apple shares fell about 2% on Oct. 9 after Nikkei Asia reported 15-20% cuts to iPhone 18 Pro component orders as memory-driven price hikes hit demand.
Samsung Electronics pre-announced a record Q3 2026 operating profit of 107.4 trillion won (about $80 billion), as AI memory-chip demand lifted margins above 55%.

Nvidia (NVDA) trades at a record $238.90, about 4% short of a $6 trillion market cap, after a record $150 billion buyback; options price even odds by Oct. 30.

Foxconn's record September revenue of about $36.5 billion and 47% third-quarter growth on AI server demand point to strength for Nvidia and AI stocks.

Nvidia shares reached an all-time high near $237.88, lifting market value to about $5.7 trillion and leaving the AI chipmaker close to the $6 trillion mark.