The stock is now trading 20.4% above the 14-year closing low of $18.89 on Sept. 6. That puts the stock on track for its first "bull market," which many on Wall Street define a rally of at least 20% off a bear-market low, since it peaked at a 21-month closing high of $50.76 on Dec. 27, 2023.

The Dow closed at a record high on Friday. Investors see more gains ahead as the Fed kicks off a new cycle of easing interest rates.

Stocks were choppy in the lead-up to today's Federal Reserve policy announcement. While the main indexes made a confident move higher after the central bank cut rates by a half-percentage point, a late-day burst of selling pressure sent them into the red at the close.