Investors and traders who recently invested in Apple’s stock may have been concerned after the WWDC Keynote, but it turns out they made a smart move. Despite a slight dip in the stock price initially, Apple’s shares have surged to a new high of $205.06, marking a 52-week high and giving the company a valuation of $3.14 trillion.

Here are some key points to consider about Apple’s recent stock performance:

– Apple’s shares have surged by $11.94 or 6.18% today, reclaiming its position as the most valuable U.S. publicly traded company.
– The current intra-day high of $205.45 is an all-time record for Apple’s stock since its IPO in 1980.
– With several stock splits over the years, the split-adjusted IPO price stands at 10 cents per share.

Additionally, here are some interesting facts about Apple’s dividend payments and major shareholders:

– Apple currently pays a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share.
– Vanguard is the largest shareholder with 1,317,966,471 shares, representing 8.47% of the company.
– Arthur Levinson holds the largest individual stake with 4.43 million shares valued at $90.82 billion.

For those interested in tracking Apple’s stock performance, real-time updates can be obtained from the company’s Investor Relations website. Stay tuned for more exciting developments from this tech giant!