NEW YORK – Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) shares experienced a significant surge on Tuesday, continuing their upward momentum into after-hours trading and breaking through the psychologically important $200 barrier.
Following a robust session, Apple stock closed the official trading day at
6.58, or +3.41%. This performance significantly outpaced the previous day’s close of $193.16.
The positive momentum didn’t stop at the closing bell. In after-hours activity, AAPL shares climbed further, reaching
5.26, or +2.63%, from the official market close, signaling strong investor confidence extending beyond regular trading hours.
Tuesday’s trading session saw Apple navigate a range between a low of $195.97 and a high of $201.59, ultimately finishing near the peak of its intraday performance. The chart indicates a notable rally gathering strength in the later hours of the trading day, culminating in the strong close and subsequent after-hours jump.
Based on the closing price, Apple maintains its position as one of the world’s most valuable companies, with a market capitalization noted at approximately $3.00 Trillion USD (shown as 3.00LCr in the source data). Other key financial metrics highlighted include a P/E ratio of 31.75 and a dividend yield of 0.50%.
The current price action places Apple comfortably within its 52-week range, which spans from a low of $164.93 to a high of $260.09. Investors and market watchers continue to monitor the tech giant’s performance closely amid broader market movements.
