Apple (AAPL) had its best single-day performance at the stock market today, seeing a 7.04% rise, the highest in one day since April 2014. The Dow Jones rose over 1,000 points, as the entire market — particularly FAANG stocks — rebounded after a tumultuous few bearish days.

Tesla (TSLA) also saw significant gains today, rising to over $300 a share after losing 21% of its value over the previous weeks.

Apple is currently sitting at around $157 per share, about $10 higher than its $146.83 closing price from December 24, the last active trading day. Though most of the market has had a tough end-of-year, the gains today resulted in the Dow increasing to 22,878 points, a big up from the 21,792 points it closed with on the 24th.

Alphabet (GOOGL) also finished strongly today at $1,039.46, gaining about $63 from the 24th’s abysmal $976.22 closing.

As for Apple, its stock hit $168.49 earlier this month, resulting in it being valued less than what it was a year prior.

An excerpt from Fortune describes the current dilemma surrounding FAANG stocks.

While the stock still has a good bit to recover, the good news should be well embraced, as we’ve been reporting on flailing prices as early as Thanksgiving.

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