Apple Inc. (AAPL)

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161.84

-1.92

(-1.17%)

At close: 04:00PM EST

161.25

-0.59

(-0.36%)

After hours:

08:00PM EST

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Previous Close	163.76
Open	164.02
Bid	161.22 x 1400
Ask	161.26 x 800
Day's Range	159.72 - 164.96
52 Week Range	116.21 - 170.30
Volume	118,023,116
Avg. Volume	83,343,380

Market Cap	2.655T
Beta (5Y Monthly)	1.21
PE Ratio (TTM)	28.85
EPS (TTM)	5.61
Earnings Date	Jan 25, 2022 - Jan 31, 2022
Forward Dividend & Yield	0.88 (0.54%)
Ex-Dividend Date	Nov 05, 2021
1y Target Est	168.95

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