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Apple Inc. (AAPL)

Apple (AAPL) live price and chart, a plain-English AI note on why it's moving today, and the bull and bear case, explained for beginners.

How to read Apple (AAPL) stock

Apple Inc. is a publicly traded company. It trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker AAPL. This page shows the live share price, a chart you can switch between today, five days, a month, a year and five years, and an AI note that explains in plain English why the price moved, citing the news it's based on.

The key numbers: market cap is the whole company's value at today's price; the P/E ratio compares that price to the company's earnings per share; the 52-week range shows where the price sits against the past year; and volume is how many shares changed hands today. The bull and bear case below lays out what supporters and skeptics each argue — neither is a prediction.

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