Apple Inc 17 January 2026 - 30 January 2026

Apple shares rose 0.6% to $258.28 in early Friday trading after the company forecast March-quarter revenue growth of 13% to 16%, topping analyst estimates. Apple reported $143.76 billion in quarterly revenue and $42.10 billion net income, with iPhone sales at $85.27 billion. CEO Tim Cook cited record device numbers but warned of chip and memory shortages. Apple confirmed acquiring Israeli AI startup Q.ai for about $1.6 billion.

Apple shares fell 0.7% in after-hours trading Wednesday, closing at $256.44 ahead of Thursday’s earnings report. Investors are focused on iPhone sales, AI strategy, and possible margin pressure from rising memory costs. Apple faces regulatory scrutiny in Europe over App Store practices and has partnered with Google to integrate Gemini into Siri.

Apple shares rose 2.2% to $260.91 Tuesday ahead of its quarterly earnings call set for Thursday. JPMorgan raised its price target to $315, citing strong iPhone revenue prospects, while Jefferies trimmed its target to $276.47, noting slowing App Store growth. UK tech firm Reincubate sued Apple in New Jersey, alleging antitrust violations and patent infringement.

Apple shares rose 1.7% to $259.73 early Tuesday, extending Monday’s 3% gain ahead of its January 29 earnings report. JPMorgan raised its Apple price target to $315, while Jefferies cut its target to $276.47. The stock traded between $258.66 and $260.13 Tuesday morning. Investors are watching for the Fed’s rate decision and major tech earnings later this week.

Apple shares rose 2% to $252.90 in early U.S. trading Monday, pushing its market value above $3 trillion. The move comes ahead of Apple’s quarterly results due Thursday, with analysts warning margins could be pressured if memory-component costs rise. The broader market was little changed at the open.

Apple shares slipped 0.12% to close at $248.04 Friday ahead of a China iPhone discount campaign and a Jan. 27 Delhi High Court hearing tied to an antitrust probe. The company warned it could face fines up to $38 billion if Indian regulators apply global revenue metrics. The Fed meets Jan. 27-28, and Apple reports earnings Jan. 29.

Apple shares slipped 0.3% to $247.71 Friday afternoon, moving between $244.73 and $249.40. The company announced discounts in China from Jan. 24–27, excluding the iPhone 17. Investors weighed rising component costs and regulatory risks ahead of Apple’s Jan. 29 earnings report.

Apple shares rose 0.2% to $248.34 in after-hours trading after the company announced a four-day Lunar New Year sale in China with discounts up to 1,000 yuan starting Jan. 24. The move comes as investors watch for signs of demand in China and await Apple’s next earnings report.

Apple shares fell 3.4% to $246.71 in after-hours trading Tuesday after President Trump threatened new tariffs, triggering a broad tech selloff. The S&P 500 dropped 2.04% and the Nasdaq slid 2.38%. Evercore ISI added Apple to its tactical list ahead of earnings on Jan. 29.

Apple shares dropped 1.1% to $255.53 in early trading Tuesday after President Trump threatened new tariffs on European imports, rattling tech stocks. Evercore ISI and Citi flagged strong iPhone 17 demand ahead of Apple’s results next week but warned that rising memory costs and tariff uncertainty could pressure margins.

Apple shares fell 1.04% to $255.53 Friday, extending losses in after-hours trading. The drop came as U.S. stocks closed nearly flat before a long weekend and ahead of Apple’s Jan. 29 earnings report. Traders expect increased volatility after January options expiration and the holiday. Apple also reopened its expanded Sainte‑Catherine store in Montreal.

Apple shares fell 1.04% to $255.53 Friday, ahead of a holiday-shortened week and its Jan. 29 earnings report. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq each slipped 0.06%. Options market analysts expect increased volatility after Friday’s monthly expiration. U.S. markets will be closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Apple shares fell 1.1% to $255.53 on Friday, putting its market cap near $3 trillion ahead of its Jan. 29 earnings report. Wall Street closed little changed before the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq each slipping about 0.1%. Traders expect increased volatility after Friday’s options expiration. Investors are watching Apple’s margins and iPhone demand amid rising component costs.