AAPL Posts Its Best Single-Day Performance Since April 2014

After reports of iPhone XR sees better-than-expected sales number, today, Apple saw its best single-day performance at the stock market sinc...

After reports of iPhone XR sees better-than-expected sales number, today, Apple saw its best single-day performance at the stock market since April 2014, it was up 7.04% when it's closing, while the Dow Jones also posted over 1,000 points increase thanks to record-breaking holiday selling season, it is the highest point gain ever in history, yet, just two days ago, Dow had its worst Christmas Eve ever.

The worst Christmas Eve in stock-market history was more than offset Wednesday by the best day-after-Christmas trading day on record, with the Dow logging its first-ever 1,000-point, single-day gain as equities roared back from oversold conditions.
As of now, AAPL trade at around $157 per share, approximately $10 higher than its $146.83 closing price from December 24. Not just Apple, though, other tech companies also posted sizable performance, Alphabet, Google's parent company, finished today at $1,039.46, up around $63 of the 24th’s $976.22 closing, even better, Amazon gained a whopping $126.94 in stock price. (Via MarketWatch)
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