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Apple earnings call setup: October 30 chart and dated levels

Apple closed October 30 above its 50-day and 200-day averages ahead of its November 2 earnings call. See the exact levels, source method, and YieldTerminal Pro Short.

Published Nov 1, 2026

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  • Apple closed October 30 above its 50-day and 200-day averages ahead of its November 2 earnings call. See the exact levels, source method, and YieldTerminal Pro Short.

Completed October 30 regular-session basis. This November 1 setup uses Friday's finished stock bars; it is not a live Sunday quote.

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Apple closed October 30 at $344.63, above its 50-day average of $333.04 and 200-day average of $296.56. Its October 23 intraday high of $351.73 is the upper six-month reference. The October 30 intraday low of $334.35 came within $1.31 of the 50-day average.

Apple confirmed a fiscal fourth-quarter earnings call for November 2. Its notice does not establish the results-release session. The report questions are iPhone and Services revenue, gross margin and any December-quarter commentary.

AAPL completed October 30 daily chart. Dated levels and daily averages are historical observations.

Sources and method

The price basis is the completed October 30, 2026 regular session, using frozen Yahoo Finance daily bars and a dated CNBC/Nasdaq quote cross-check. The 50-day and 200-day averages use completed daily closes. Historical highs and lows are intraday levels, distinct from closes. The volume-by-price band is an estimate that spreads each Yahoo daily bar's volume evenly across its high-low range over May 4–October 30; it is not a TradingView Visible Range Volume Profile or a forecast.

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