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Apple Gains While Crypto Stocks and Amazon Fall in US

Apple led major equities higher with a 1.48% gain, while Amazon fell 4.25% and crypto-linked stocks finished the session lower.

Apple Gains While Crypto Stocks and Amazon Fall in US
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Major equities and crypto-linked stocks closed the latest US trading session with mixed results, led by gains in Apple and fractional movement in retail brokerages, alongside deeper losses across mega-cap technology and digital asset firms.

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  • Apple (AAPL) rose 1.48% to close at $348.91.
  • Robinhood (HOOD) edged up 0.17% to $91.59.
  • Microsoft (MSFT) dipped 0.16% to $530.14.
  • Tesla (TSLA) fell 0.23% to $403.30.
  • Nvidia (NVDA) declined 0.80% to $213.66.
  • Coinbase (COIN) dropped 1.07% to $160.59.
  • Circle (CRCL) decreased 2.10% to $79.99.
  • Strategy (MSTR) lost 2.44% to settle at $141.62.
  • MARA (MARA) fell 2.52% to $7.17.
  • Amazon (AMZN) recorded the largest decline among major names, dropping 4.25% to $243.79.

Key facts

  • Apple registered the session's largest gain among tracked mega-caps at +1.48%.
  • Amazon posted the steepest decline, dropping 4.25% to $243.79.
  • Crypto-linked equities all closed in negative territory, led by MARA down 2.52% and Strategy down 2.44%.
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Source: bullishmarketcap.com

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