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Estimated around Jan 28, 2027 (in 75 days)
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Revenue from SEC filings · fiscal 2023–2026
Margins, cash and debt from SEC filings
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Latest delayed quote: $356.27, +0.14% versus the previous close (checked at 19:50 UTC on Nov 14, 2026).
Last close: $342.37 on Nov 6, 2026.
52-week closing range: $246.63 to $349.51. The last close sits 93% of the way from the low to the high.
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Recent 3-month volatility is lower than usual compared with its own history since 2021 (2nd percentile).
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0.6% from the 21-session high, -0.77% yesterday, in line with the market's -0.38%. Nothing in the print tells me if that's real size or just profit taking giving back some of the run. If tomorrow's GDP moves the market and this just follows, it's a group move, not its own.
$AAPL at its recent highs again, though it's the market moving in line, not the stock on its own. 0.6% from the yearly high and 16.3% above the 200-session average, I wonder how long that holds without the market behind it.
Who's checked the off-exchange book before blaming the market? I see 1.8 points worse than the S&P, but normal volume and the stock still at the one-year high, after a 15% run in three months. Too much run without real weight behind it to trust more upside: if volume stays thin…
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