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APPLE What happens when the bubble bursts?I am not some end-of-world theorist, I am just applying Jean-Paul Rodrigue's Stages of a Bubble of the Apple Inc stock. I do believe that the current price correction is not over, as the MMAR shows that since 2008/09 each correction has been longer than the previous one. And currently Apple isn't even halfway through. But if we apply the Stages of a Bubble theory we see that after the Hyperwave (parabolic rise) was completed in 2018, Apple is current on Phase 6. Despite the big technical Resistance forces, this is also the psychological stage where investors believe that the price "returns to normal". What theoretically happens next is a super strong sell-off (Phase 7) where the asset "returns to the mean". A -80% correction from the top puts Apple's stock roughly at $47. I have to state again the obvious that it is too early to consider this price scenario plausible but since I believe that the current correction phase will last longer, I do expect the 2019 low to be revisited ($142.00).
NASDAQ:AAPLShort
by TradingShot
Elliott Wave View: Apple Looking for more UpsideAfter topping at $233.47 on October 3, 2018, Apple (APPL) dropped to $142.9 for a staggering 39% decline only within 3 months. From $142 low on January 4th, 2019, the stock has rallied and retraced 50% of the drop at $187.9. We think the decline from $233.47 to $142.9 only ended the first leg wave a. The rally from January 4 low thus is within wave b correction with subdivision as a zigzag Elliott Wave structure. In the short term chart, we can see that wave (1) ended at 189.26 peak and the internal structure unfolded as an Elliott Wave impulse. Below from there it pulled back to $184.73 and ended wave (2) as an Elliott Wave double structure. Above from there, it made again a new high confirming the next possible extension higher towards 203.06+ areas which is the 4H equal legs of the ZigZag structure. As long as pullback stays above 184.73 it is expected to extend higher.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by Elliottwave-Forecast
RECESSION is coming, run for the APPLE trees.Price is currently at strong resistance, we can only see a bearish move possible to our red resistance zone in the next few weeks. This is due to the state of the US economy and the weakening strength of the stock market, the stock markets are in a bearish mood this week and this is because people are starting too get scared and realise what a mess Trump is causing. A recession is just around the corner and when people have no money they cant spend it on fancy gadgets, the only apples they will be buying are the ones that grow on trees ;p
NASDAQ:AAPLShort
by ApexFX_Pro
WHY I BOUGHT APPLE STOCKS WITHOUT OWNING ANY APPLE PRODUCTS1. Price action has shown a bounce off good weekly structure support. 2. 0.618 FIBB levels aligns with structure as well. 3. 200 Day moving averages on the weekly aligns as well with structure. 4. Good risk reward 5. RSI Bullish divergence on daily chart and oversold conditions. * The high confluence of indicators and price actions gives us enough confidence for a swing trade for apple stock. Cheers do let me know what you think! Check out the youtube: youtu.be
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by D_Market_Outlook
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Apple (AAPL) Has Probably Plateaued I'm doing this main chart using the log scale because it makes it so obvious that growth is slowing down. We just got rejected hard off the resistance that has held us since the 80's! We're also in a giant rising wedge, and are JUST touching the bottom of it right at this very moment (actually, I'm being generous with my line. In truth, we've broken down already). Now, I don't think Apple will disappear. That's not what this analysis is about. As I've mentioned recently, I think many tech stocks have plateaued. Some may continue higher eventually, but Apple most likely will not grow much. Why? I think the world's population has peaked, and people's interest in technology has also peaked. People who speculated on Apple have also walked out with massive profits. Just look at that graph! In my opinion, and I know it's controversial, there is no reason for Apple to continue to grow at an astronomical rate. As you can see, growth has clearly reached a point that it cannot sustain and it will likely flatline, or experience a long period of slow growth. Their tech has simply become a part of our daily lives. It's almost part of our biology at this point. Why speculate on it anymore? I argue that by becoming so valuable, it has actually set the stage for its own demise. I don't know if this makes any sense to you. By demise I mean stagnation, basically. Anyway, where Apple flatlines is anyone's guess. We have some possibilities on this chart (green zones). It could be fairly near current prices (in the $80-100 area). Or it could be in the $50 zone. That seems more likely to me, given the size of the tech bubble. I think people will continue to use Apple products every day, so I don't see it really falling off a cliff permanently. It's also dropped pretty substantially from it's all-time-high already. As I mentioned in my DJI analysis, I was pretty sure it would not be able to sustain above the $1 Trillion market cap. I was surprised that it held up there as long as it did, to be honest. A lot of people out there will keep on harping about investing and how everyone should still hold Apple stock in their portfolio. I do not think there is much upside anymore. It might EVENTUALLY gain back a good amount of what it's lost since the ATH, but I doubt it'll reach beyond $1 Trillion again. This is just my view, though. I could be totally wrong. I just have a feeling about it though. I am not a professional financial advisor, and this is not financial advice. -Victor Cobra
NASDAQ:AAPLShort
by VictorCobra
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APPLE wants to return!If it doesn't break the stop-loss, it will return to old uptrend line and gains will come in flocks to APPLE traders. Disclaimer: This written/visual material is comprised of personal opinions and ideas. The content should not be construed as containing any type of investment advice and/or a solicitation for any transactions. It does not imply an obligation to purchase investment services, nor does it guarantee or predict future performance. Coinmarkets.net, its affiliates, agents, directors, officers or employees do not guarantee the accuracy, validity, timeliness or completeness of any information or data made available and assume no liability for any loss arising from any investment based on the same.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by Coinmarkets