Apple hit intraday record; Nvidia closed below $4 trillion

Apple hits an intraday record above $5.2 trillion; Nvidia closed below $4 trillion after the longest weekly slide since 2012 Apple shares climbed nearly 1% on Friday 13 November 2026 and reached an intraday record of $360.80, lifting market value above $5.2 trillion (CNBC). Il Sole 24 Ore called that level Apple's highest in company history and said Apple was the world's most valuable company by market capitalisation. Nvidia's market capitalisation closed below $4 trillion the same day, with shares closing at $162.85, down 2.01% (Yahoo Finance). Nvidia shares fell 13% in the week ending 13 November, the most since April 2025 (CNBC). That was Nvidia's sixth straight weekly decline, the longest losing streak since 2012. Nvidia has lost about 30% of its value during the streak, roughly $1.7 trillion of market cap since the slide began in early October; the slide pushed it below Apple (CNBC). Jensen Huang stepped down as Nvidia CEO in the week ending 13 November 2026; CFO Colette Kress is interim CEO (CNBC, Yahoo Finance). Nvidia reports quarterly results on 17 November 2026. Analysts expect quarterly revenue of $108.9 billion, up 91% year on year (LSEG via CNBC). Apple's $360.80 and market value above $5.2 trillion were intraday figures; Nvidia's market capitalisation below $4 trillion was the Friday 13 November close. Sources: CNBC (Apple video, 13 November 2026), Il Sole 24 Ore (13 November 2026), CNBC (Nvidia streak, Ari Levy, 13 November 2026), Yahoo Finance live (13 November 2026 close), LSEG data via CNBC.