Apple Inc.

Apple shares rose 0.32% to $332.41, hovering near the top of their 52-week range ($224.90–$340.08). The modest gain came after the company raised Apple TV+ to $14.99 a month and the Apple One bundle to $21.95, following a record June quarter with $109.4 billion in revenue. The price increases target the services segment, which has become a key growth driver as hardware sales mature. Apple trades at 36.34 times trailing earnings, with EPS up 28.7% year-over-year and a net margin of 27.6%. The Alpha Score of 66 reflects strong momentum (80.8) and quality (87.6), while value scores remain weak at 29.6. Investors will watch next quarter’s services revenue for signs of subscriber pushback or further margin expansion.

Apple shares rose 0.32% to $332.41, inching closer to the 52-week high of $340.08. The move followed Apple's announcement that Apple TV+ will rise to $14.99 a month and the Apple One bundle to $21.95, after a record June quarter with $109.4 billion in revenue. The stock trades at 36.34 times earnings, with EPS growth of 28.7% year over year and a net margin of 27.6%. The Alpha Score of 66 reflects strong momentum (80.8) and quality (87.6), though value scores low at 29.6. Investors will watch for consumer reaction to the price increases and upcoming iPhone cycle data.

Apple shares ticked up 0.32% to $332.41, hovering near the top of a 52-week range that stretches from $224.90 to $340.08. The stock's Alpha Score of 66 reflects strong momentum (80.8) and quality (87.6), though value remains weak at 29.6. The company's net margin of 27.6% and 28.7% EPS growth year-over-year support the premium valuation of 36.34 times earnings. Services revenue remains the key growth driver. Apple raised Apple TV+ to $14.99 a month and the Apple One bundle to $21.95, following a record June quarter with $109.4 billion in revenue. The price hikes should boost average revenue per subscriber, though hardware unit sales face headwinds from a slower upgrade cycle. Watch for September's iPhone 17 launch as the next catalyst for the stock.

Apple lifted Apple TV+ to $14.99 a month and Apple One to $21.95, following a record June quarter with $109.4 billion in revenue. The stock closed at $332.41, up 0.32%, near the upper end of its 52-week range of $224.90 to $340.08. Apple's P/E sits at 36.34, with EPS of $8.72 and year-over-year growth of 28.7%. Net margin is 27.6%. The Alpha Score of 65.7 reflects strong momentum at 82 and quality at 87.6, while value lags at 29.6. The price hikes come as Apple pushes deeper into services, a segment with higher margins than hardware. Watch for subscriber reaction in the next earnings report and whether the bundle increase pressures churn rates.

Apple hiked Apple TV+ to $14.99 a month and the Apple One bundle to $21.95, following a record June quarter with $109.4 billion in revenue. The stock closed at $332.41, up 0.32%, still 2.3% below its 52-week high of $340.08. Apple's P/E sits at 36.34, with EPS of $8.72, up 28.7% year over year. Net margin holds at 27.6%. The Alpha Score of 65.7 reflects momentum at 82 and quality at 87.6, though value lags at 29.6. The price increases come as Apple pushes deeper into services, a segment that carries higher margins than hardware. Apple TV+ had been $9.99 since launch, and the bundle rise follows a pattern of incremental price discipline across its subscription stack. The move pressures competitors like Netflix and Disney, which have also raised prices this year. Watch whether the higher prices dent subscriber growth in the September quarter, when Apple typically reports its services metrics. The company last disclosed 1 billion paid subscriptions across all services in May.