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Apple gets bigger than bigger.

One analyst overheats on Apple Watch and a retail rumble on the Upper East side.

It's Tuesday, February 24th, 2015.

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Remember earlier this month when Apple hit a market cap of $700 billion? Odd now to think of the company being so small, isn't it?

It was on the 10th of February that the Cupertino Company crested that hill.

Turns out that's not what it was though rather 700 billion was just an

elevation marker on the way up for the all things I maker.

C NBC ran a piece after the close of trading on Monday saying Apple stock on Monday closed at a record

rising more than 2.7% to $133 and hitting a market cap of nearly $775 billion.

You know, it's been a while since we've done the

seven for one stock split reversal adjusting for that

or magically turning those seven shares back into one.

Apple shares would have a value of $931.

That's well above its 2012 record high of $705.

If a number like that isn't dizzying enough, here's another fun fact.

According to CNBC, Apple's $775 billion market cap makes it worth more than twice as much as any

other US publicly traded company. ExxonMobil, the second largest publicly traded company from the states currently has a market cap of roughly

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