Apple’s stock soared to a new record high on Tuesday, closing at $100.53.
That's the highest the stock has ever closed at, adjusting for a stock split that happened in June.
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The stock price climbed even higher in after-hours trading.
The jump comes after Morgan Stanley analysts sent a note to investors on Tuesday saying Apple’s stock was undervalued and setting a new target price of $110.
The tech giant completed a 7-for-1 stock split back in June -- effectively dividing each Apple share into seven. Before the split, Apple stock closed at an all-time high of $702.10 in September 2012. Adjusting for the stock split, that'd be worth about $100.30 today, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Investors are getting super excited about the expected launch of the iPhone 6 in September.
Legendary investor Carl Icahn, who bought shares of Apple last October and boosted his stake in the company in January, boasted about the move on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon:
Apple did not immediately respond to a request from The Huffington Post for comment.
That's the highest the stock has ever closed at, adjusting for a stock split that happened in June.
The stock price climbed even higher in after-hours trading.
The jump comes after Morgan Stanley analysts sent a note to investors on Tuesday saying Apple’s stock was undervalued and setting a new target price of $110.
The tech giant completed a 7-for-1 stock split back in June -- effectively dividing each Apple share into seven. Before the split, Apple stock closed at an all-time high of $702.10 in September 2012. Adjusting for the stock split, that'd be worth about $100.30 today, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Investors are getting super excited about the expected launch of the iPhone 6 in September.
Legendary investor Carl Icahn, who bought shares of Apple last October and boosted his stake in the company in January, boasted about the move on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon:
About 1 yr ago we tweeted to our followers about our investment in $AAPL and that stock was “extremely undervalued” https://t.co/JUrfmWEHLx
— Carl Icahn (@Carl_C_Icahn) August 19, 2014
Believed $AAPL to be one of my “no-brainers”. Anyone that invested at that time would be up 53% (including dividends)
— Carl Icahn (@Carl_C_Icahn) August 19, 2014
Apple did not immediately respond to a request from The Huffington Post for comment.