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Monday 08 September 2014 10:31 am  |  Updated:  Friday 07 June 2019 6:43 am

Apple share price: Most active Nasdaq stock a day before iPhone 6 and iWatch launch

By: Lynsey Barber

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Apple’s share price rallied 0.3 per cent higher when US markets opened today, however it failed to sustain momentum a day before the tech giant’s feted launch event.

Shares dipped as low as $98.70 and have yo-yoed between there and just below Friday’s close of $98.97 per share in early tradng.

  • Latest: Apple share price rallies higher on day of iPhone 6 launch

Apple stock is one of today’s most active on the Nasdaq ahead of the event, where Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 6 and so-called “iWatch”.

Shares failed to return to the record highs of early last week and have yet to climb back above the $100 mark in early trading.

A tumultuous week for Apple amid security concerns saw shares fall four per cent last week, from a record high of $103.74, their biggest drop since January. Shares first passed the $100 per share mark in August as hype surrounding the product launch mounted.

Here’s what Apple’s share price looks like so far in early trading.

And over the last five days

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