[Mag 7 Stock Analysis Part.1] Apple (AAPL) Stock Price History: From the Brink of Bankruptcy to a Global Market Cap Empire
The second protagonist in our Magnificent 7 (Mag 7) stock analysis series is the global icon of innovation that needs no introduction: Apple (Ticker: AAPL) . While investors often jokingly say, "Apple is a religion," a look at Apple's historical stock chart reveals that its path was never entirely smooth. To successfully manage a portfolio and finalize an upcoming cash liquidation strategy, we must review the price waves this company—considered one of the greatest in human history—rode to build its massive empire. Let's take a deep dive into the turbulent history of Apple's stock price, from facing near-bankruptcy to battling for the #1 spot in global market capitalization. 1. Innovation, the Fall, and the Return of Steve Jobs (1980s ~ 1990s) In December 1980, Apple made a spectacular debut on the NASDAQ at $22 per share (pre-split). While it received massive market expectations due to the massive success of the Apple II, the subsequent stock trend was nothing sh...