Apple Inc 31 January 2026 - 26 February 2026

Apple shares dropped about 1% to $271.41 in morning trading Thursday, reversing two days of gains. The move followed a shareholder vote rejecting a report on China supply-chain risks and news of expanded U.S. manufacturing. MoffettNathanson raised its price target to $270 but kept a neutral rating. Broader tech stocks also fell after Nvidia’s earnings failed to ease concerns over AI-driven growth.

Apple shares closed up 1.54% at $264.58 on Friday after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Trump-era global tariffs, boosting tech stocks. Trump vowed to impose a new 10% tariff for 150 days under a different law. Apple shareholders will vote Feb. 24 on several issues, including a “China Entanglement Audit” proposal.

Apple shares fell 1.1% to $272.42 Thursday morning, underperforming U.S. indexes despite data showing it was the only major brand to grow January smartphone sales in China. Investors weighed China gains against regulatory scrutiny and rising costs. The U.S. CPI report due Friday and Apple’s Feb. 24 annual meeting remain in focus.

Apple shares rose 1.8% to $278.74 by late morning Wednesday, pushing its market value to about $4.05 trillion. The move followed a Bernstein analyst’s price target hike citing Apple Intelligence as a growth driver, despite rising memory costs. Investors are watching a UK regulator’s push for app-store changes and Friday’s U.S. inflation data.

Apple shares fell 1.3% to $274.62 in early U.S. trading Tuesday, underperforming Microsoft, Alphabet, and Nvidia. The drop followed weaker-than-expected U.S. retail sales and a UBS downgrade of the tech sector. UK regulators said Apple and Google agreed to app store changes, but commissions remain under review. Apple’s shareholder meeting is scheduled for Feb. 24.

Apple shares fell 1.3% to $274.55 in after-hours trading Monday, lagging a broader tech rally. The drop followed trading around the record date for its $0.26 dividend, payable Feb. 12. Investors are watching U.S. jobs and inflation data this week, with Apple’s annual meeting set for Feb. 24.

Apple closed up 0.8% at $278.12 Friday, then slipped 0.3% after hours. The S&P 500 jumped 1.97% and the Nasdaq rose 2.18% as chipmakers rallied, while Amazon fell 5.6% on higher capex guidance. Investors await U.S. jobs data Feb. 11 and CPI Feb. 13. Apple’s next dividend is $0.26 per share, payable Feb. 12.

Apple shares slipped 0.02% to $276.45 in early Thursday trading after a 2.6% gain the previous day. The stock moved between $275.89 and $279.40 amid broader tech caution following chip and AI spending concerns. Apple’s dividend record date is Feb. 9, with its annual meeting set for Feb. 24. The company’s market value stands near $3.9 trillion.

Apple shares fell 0.7% to $268.07 in early trading Tuesday, lagging the S&P 500 as tech stocks slid. India removed a tax barrier for foreign equipment in electronics manufacturing zones, a move Apple had sought to support iPhone exports. Meanwhile, TrendForce projected DRAM contract prices will surge up to 95% this quarter, raising concerns over rising component costs for devices.

Apple shares slipped 0.6% to $268.25 in Tuesday premarket trading after a 4.06% surge Monday. India’s new tax exemption for foreign machinery suppliers could lower Apple’s iPhone production costs there. U.S. stock-index futures edged higher ahead of major tech earnings. Apple’s next dividend is set for February 12.

Apple shares rose 4.1% to $270.01 Monday, then slipped 0.6% after hours. The move followed India’s new five-year tax certainty for foreign suppliers, seen as easing Apple’s iPhone production hurdles. CEO Tim Cook warned of ongoing memory-chip shortages impacting margins. Investors await a $0.26 dividend on Feb. 12 and the annual meeting Feb. 24.

Apple shares rose 0.3% to about $259.48 Monday, lifting its market cap to $4.05 trillion. India announced new tax breaks for foreign machinery in contract manufacturing zones, a policy Apple had sought as it expands production there. Apple projected March-quarter sales growth above expectations and approved a $0.26 per share dividend, payable Feb. 12. The annual shareholders meeting is scheduled for Feb. 24.

Apple shares closed up 0.46% at $259.48 after heavy trading and a volatile session. The company forecast March-quarter revenue growth above estimates but warned of processor and memory supply constraints. Apple confirmed it acquired Israeli AI startup Q.ai for about $1.6 billion. Reports suggest the standard iPhone 18 may be delayed to 2027, though Apple has not commented.

Apple shares closed Friday up 0.46% at $259.48 after reporting fiscal Q1 revenue of $143.8 billion, up 16%. The company confirmed it acquired Israeli audio AI startup Q.ai for about $1.6 billion. CEO Tim Cook cited supply constraints and rising chip costs. Apple forecast March-quarter revenue growth of 13% to 16% and gross margins up to 49%.

Apple closed up 0.3% at $259.48 after warning that rising memory-chip costs are squeezing profits, despite forecasting 13–16% revenue growth for the March quarter. CEO Tim Cook said processor shortages continue to constrain supply. First-quarter revenue reached $143.8 billion, with iPhone sales at $85.27 billion. Apple set its annual shareholders meeting for Feb. 24.