apple highest stock price ever
General Motors ($697.00) General Motors (NYSE:GM) now has a stock price under $30, but the history of the iconic automaker is long and storied. According to the New York Times, GM was the largest automaker in the world from 1931 to 2008, when it was passed by Toyota. On a split-adjusted basis, AAPL traded as low as $0.23/share multiple times in June of 1982. It’s possible that it traded lower than that intra-month other times in 1982, and even a few months in 1985, but that’s the lowest I’d seen. , works at Freelancing. As per yahoo charts, It is on July 8, 1982 with a value of USD 0.17*. On that day, It opened at USD 11.12 (Day's High) and closed at USD 11.00 (Day's Low) * Price adjusted for dividends and splits. Having overcome the $100 threshold, shares of AAPL stock went as high as $100.68, which was just below the company's highest ever intraday share price in post-split trading. When the market closed at 4:00 Eastern, Apple finished the day at $100.56. Apple's previous split-adjusted closing record high was $100.30. Buffett, long a critic of short-term trading, has kept the A shares at a high valuation in order to decrease the volatility that comes from short-term trading. In January 2010, Berkshire's B shares (NYSE:BRK.B) underwent a 50 to 1 stock split, bringing its price down from around $3,476 to about $69.50 per share. Seaboard Corp ($2,615) In July 2011, Seaboard Corporation (AMEX:SEB) reached its record high of $2,615 per share. Shares of Apple have hit the $119.95 mark in intraday trading—a 14-month high—back in January. For an even better comparison, the company’s stock price hit a 52-week low of $89.47 in May 2016. Apple (, Fortune 500) stock traded as high as $644 a share on Friday, the top price in more than a year and half. And if Goldman Sachs (, Fortune 500) is correct, this is just the beginning of the rally. The investment bank raised its price target for Apple to $720 on Friday, well above its prior prediction of $635. Apple’s stock surges to its highest price ever amid growing optimism over iPhone 8. Apple is breaking records—the company’s stock price has surged to an all-time intraday high, trading as high as $134.88 today and having surpassed the previous all-time intraday high of $134.54 set on April 28, 2015. Since then, however, Apple's stock has been in a prolonged slide. Even when the company announced better-than-expected quarterly profits of $13.1 billion and record sales of (47.8 million) and iPads (22.9 million), its stock dove by as much as 12 percent early Thursday. Apple's price-to-earnings ratio, a shorthand measure of a stock's value, has dropped to 10.5, far below the average of 15 for the broad Standard & Poor's 500 index. In other words, Apple stock is selling at a steep discount, Tangel says.
$134.88 today and having surpassed the previous all-time intraday high of $134.54.