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AAPL, Long above $119, Short under $109! Apple stock has been extremely interesting recently. We saw it reach a $2T market cap, split 4-1, reach new highs day after day and most recently drop 20% from an all-time high. All in less than a month. So the real question is, where can Apple go from here? There are two scenarios. It's difficult to say Apple will bottom out here or it will for sure keep dropping. It has dropped quite a bit but there is the possibility for an even bigger spill to correct the markets a little better to a more real valuation. Apple's bear case is a little stronger than the bull. We have the September rebalance to look for. We also have not seen the complete rebalance of the US equity indices. based on technicals we have seen that Apple has managed to close it's downside gap and that typically happens before a slight spill. The real tell of the downside on Apple is the massive consolidation that we saw earlier in the summer between $108 and $115. There is a huge volume block there based on the volume profile. If we manage to hold that out as we have seen very recently, we are most likely going to make a push back to all-time highs. However if that pivotal level and red box break, we're going to see a downward push most likely into the 200-day moving average and potentially in the prior broken all-time high that was an area of consolidation. The 200-day moving average is first at $108, so that becomes an easy test of a level. The more aggressive bear level is if we break that consolidation period and we tumbled back into the prior broken high at $98-$99. This would be the real pullback and rightfully so an area to stall. There is massive volume there and it was a prior top, so that means there would be a lot of long money interest should that level be tested. This is for educational purposes, not investment advice. All traders are responsible for their actions in the markets. Trading involves substantial risk, I would recommend being aware of that risk and being well educated on the matters before proceeding.
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NASDAQ:AAPL
by TRADEPROAcademy
8
A GOLDEN APPLE GREW ON A DEAD ROTTEN TREE|VOODOO ECONOMICS| So Apple is now worth 2 trillion dollars. This comes almost as an insult to all of the America and the rest of the world, that is drowning under a mountain of debts and unemployment, current or expected, and a coming wave foreclosures, divorces, suicides and other social unrest, that is to come from the economic despair we are all about to get mired in. The continued lockdowns and the travel restrictions- the insanity that was imposed upon us, to "save us" from the virus that turned out to be no deadlier than the common flue, have artificially destroyed a booming global economy of 2019, but gave an excuse for the FED to open the taps of the "Unlimited liquidity", to purportedly prevent a chain of defaults, and to stop the deleveraging of the markets. And even though the latter was necessary indeed, the results of centrally planning the monetary policy, just as the results of centrally planning anything else, were, as always, poor at best. As it is said in the "Princes of the Yen", the central banks are just yet another bureaucratic institution, that has power and no responsibility or accountability, which is a dangerous combination, and just as anyone who has power, the central bankers seek to increase it. The crises are the events that give central bankers power. They create bubbles using this power, and then create the crises after the bubble bursts that requires even more central banking involvement in the economy. Each following bubble/crisis is worse than the one before. And no, this is not a feature of capitalism. Capitalism is the greatest wealth creation system ever designed. Boom and bust, is a feature of centrally planning money supply and interest rates. And while I am in the camp of those, who think that it is an unintended byproduct, ain't it conspicuous that every single time saving the economy ends up in us all saving the rich. Or rather, making them richer. And I haven't even mentioned the federal and state debt burden incurred during the "pandemic" that will plague our children and grandchildren. For those who think that government debts don't matter: go read a book or two on economics and history. Just to make it clear: we are witnessing the greatest redistribution of wealth in the history of mankind, that shadows all the previous QE programs and subsidies and loans and tax breaks, in scale and speed of the gains. Feast in Time of Plague....Almost literally this time by the way. But while the plague is shallow at best, the feast is rich beyond belief. On a darker note, I will repeat: I am convinced that the we have not yet felt the full magnitude of the economic apocalypse that is coming. By the late autumn or the new year lates, we will start counting and feeling the losses. And those will be felt acutely for the next decade to come, at least. Those who are delusional enough to think that shutting off a significant part of the economy for 5 months(so far) won't have a lasting impact on lives and the economy are fooling themselves and will have a harsh awakening. Some of those "intellectuals" , who though they were irreplaceable, and looked down at those unemployed "low-skilled workers" through a glass of cold Chardonnay, will learn the error of their ways by discovering they suddenly lost their incomes too. And while a phrase:"learn to code" is a standard response to those discovering their job is gone, in the «funny» fields like SJW-journalism, gender studies or liberal arts, the phrase more appropriate on this web-site would be: learn to trade! The markets will stay opened during the harshest of the crises, so if you learn to milk those swing cows, you will never be hungry again. And if the markets get shut down, then you know that the wheels fell off, finally, and you probably need to head to the nuclear bunker, with a gun and a bag of rice big enough to last you through the winter. Anyhow, thats the end of my rant, thank you for reading! I appreciate all the comments and opinions, so feel free to tell me what you think of my rant below. Also, like and subscribe and have a nice day!
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by ProSignalsFx
9
APPLE|NO SHORTS BEFORE THE SUPPORT BREAKS|BEST CHANNEL EVER|LONGApple is beating all time highs like there is no gravity these days. I do not intend to lament the FED, Voodoo economics etc.. I simply say: The current channel is too perfect not to be embraced completely, and, though a bit late to the party, one might consider going long every time the price touches the support. If the FED is printing money, I suggest you ride that wave. Join Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs who are beating records in their trading desks profits, riding the market recovery wave, and given that Apple has just won 14 billion dollars legal battle against the EU, while also setting precedent for the other US tech giants in Europe, potentially giving a bump to the entire US stock market in general, I say this channel still has some way to go.For example, AAPL rally might go on till SPY recovers into 340 zone.The stock might even go into the full acceleration mode in its final stages, so go long and use trailing stop. Any potential short will most likely develop in a fashion shown on the chart, so no shorts before the breakout and pullback. Thank you for reading, like and subscribe and have a nice day!
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by ProSignalsFx
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