AAPL - Apple Inc.

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
193.53
+2.12 (+1.11%)
At close: 4:00PM EST
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Previous Close191.41
Open190.50
Bid193.91 x 800
Ask194.00 x 800
Day's Range189.46 - 194.97
52 Week Range150.24 - 233.47
Volume33,130,381
Avg. Volume36,353,035
Market Cap918.377B
Beta (3Y Monthly)1.21
PE Ratio (TTM)17.53
EPS (TTM)11.04
Earnings DateJan 30, 2019 - Feb 4, 2019
Forward Dividend & Yield2.92 (1.50%)
Ex-Dividend Date2018-11-08
1y Target Est233.88
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  • Reuters7 hours ago

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  • The Wall Street Journal7 hours ago

    [$$] Taking Toll of Tech's Tumble

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  • Reuters7 hours ago

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  • The Wall Street Journal8 hours ago

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  • Financial Times16 hours ago

    [$$] Apple boss says tech industry regulation ‘inevitable’

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  • Benzingayesterday

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  • TheStreet.comyesterday

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  • TheStreet.comyesterday

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  • Best Black Friday Apple deals 2018
    The Independentyesterday

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  • TheStreet.comyesterday

    Even When the Charts Look Bad They Are Still Your Best Strategic Tool

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  • The Wall Street Journalyesterday

    [$$] Old-School Watchmakers Get Smart to Counter Apple

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  • MacBook Air and iPad Pro 2018 review: Two bites at the Apple
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  • Barrons.comyesterday

    Why Apple’s Stock Slide Could Continue

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  • The Wall Street Journal2 days ago

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  • Market Realist2 days ago

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