It’s no longer the Apple of Wall Street’s eye.

The tech titan’s stock fell 3.5 percent last month.

Apple is up 4 percent in the first six months while the Nasdaq has gained 4.5 percent. Last year, Apple crushed the tech-heavy stock index in the first half, with a 20.2 percent jump compared to a 7.7 percent gain for the Nasdaq.

The absence of CEO Steve Jobs, who has been on medical leave since January, has weighed on Apple investors.

The company also missed its typical launch date for its next-generation iPhone, which has come in June every year since 2007. The updated hardware isn’t expected until September.

Apple shares closed yesterday at $335.67, down 7.6 percent from its Feb. 16 high this year of $363.13.