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Dow Jones51,213.00−0.10%
Nasdaq 10027,000.50+1.77%
Russell 20002,727.90+0.44%
S&P 5007,385.80+0.71%
Dow Jones51,213.00−0.10%
Nasdaq 10027,000.50+1.77%
Russell 20002,727.90+0.44%
S&P 5007,385.80+0.71%
Dow Jones51,213.00−0.10%
Nasdaq 10027,000.50+1.77%
Russell 20002,727.90+0.44%
S&P 5007,385.80+0.71%
Dow Jones51,213.00−0.10%
Nasdaq 10027,000.50+1.77%
Russell 20002,727.90+0.44%
Technology

Apple is on a tear

Firing on more than one cylinder.

By Steven M. Peters
Published April 5, 2019, 8:05pm ET · 1 min read
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Apple Music overtakes Spotify in paid subscriptions and eight straight gains put Apple’s market cap back on top of Microsoft.

Cue the market value fever chart:

apple eight straight gains

Click to enlarge.

My take: Firing on more than one cylinder.

Contact [email protected] for any questions or corrections.

Steven M. Peters
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