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$AAPL could be stuck in this range for a whileI think with Powell tomorrow we can reject this level. I see $APPL going to $200, but not until two years from now, based on this chart pattern. I think in the short term puts around $165-155 and in the medium term by June 30 calls into $180-185 could work, but $APPL is barely moving and they could leave it around this range just burning premiums and without doing anything remarkable in terms of range. The AI announcement with Google seems like a small PR for now until it is fully integrated in the next OS version and even newer devices, which puts $APPL for $180-190 in the next Iphone cycle perhaps by June or August. For now I will leave $APPL in my "Meh" list.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by gumoca
AAPL - Updated Analysis - Important PA ApproachingWe would love to see yellow strong buying continue to guide price out of our selling algos. First step is a breakout of strong selling purple and then we expect a fight to occur between strong yellow and more tapered blue. Soon enough if blue or yellow holds price (bullish buying continuation) we will see a retest of our teal selling algo and that will be our first sign of a true bullish reversal. Will keep you all updated as price continues to develop! Happy Trading :)
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by ReigningTrades
AAPL BUY++++I don't like the way AAPL is trading hitting it's head on every resistance and gapping and selling off. From a technical perspective it held strong support at $168.54 and I believe we will see $176 in the next week or so which aligns with fib .618 $175.24 and dips should be bought or added. Will reasses. If we break support it'll get nasty like TSLA did, this is trading similar to TSLA in that it keep testing downside support and hitting it's head on overhead resistance. Longer term I expect AAPL to be much lower but first up
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by ShortSeller76
AAPL - What I seeIn terms of a swing trade or investment, I see no opportunity at this moment in AAPL. I am looking to see which way it breaks out of a tight consolidation of the last few days. It is close to overhead supply and I don't see a good risk/reward situation with a breakout to the upside. Overhead supply around $180. I can see a better chance going long by buying in demand below for a swing trade or investment. I also think selling puts in the lower demand is a decent bet. If I wanted to do a scalp trade, I would look for a entry at the low of the last few days and take an entry around $169 and a stop at $167.75 I would only do this as a confirmation trade (meaning it has to dip below $169 without going below $167.75 and then taking a limit order at $169) with a target near the top of the consolidation. $172.75 allows a profit or $3.75 for each $1.25 that is risked.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by Bubbalouie
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AAPL Harmonic Elliott Wave and Hurst's Cyclic AnalysisReview: Let's review the key points of the previous update (Feb 24th): Wave b of W of (B) completed as a triangle. Started wave c of W. 3 weeks of extreme bearishness ahead going into a 20W trough. 80D cycle FLD has generated a downside target of 168.94 to 170.84 for the upcoming trough in March. Trough expected March 8th to 23rd. Update: We got the bearishness with a level of intensity that was expected. AAPL bottomed on March 7th at 168.49. Analysis of the Structure: We have started wave X of (B) and I think the price action of AAPL is going to be very ugly and slow-moving in the next 1-2 month. It seems wave X is developing as a double zigzag. Analysis of the Cycles: On March 7th, we formed a 20W cycle trough. The next major trough is an 18M cycle trough in early July. Some important dates to remember: 1. 40D cycle trough: 9-10 April. 2. 80D cycle trough: 14th May.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by bamdadsalarieh
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Apple Reaches $490 Million Settlement Over China Sales CommentsApple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ), the tech giant synonymous with innovation and cutting-edge products, finds itself embroiled in a significant legal saga following a $490 million settlement over allegations of shareholder deception. The lawsuit, stemming from Chief Executive Tim Cook's remarks regarding iPhone demand in China, has drawn attention to the complexities of corporate transparency and accountability in the ever-evolving global marketplace. The Genesis of the Lawsuit: At the heart of the controversy lies Apple's unexpected announcement on January 2, 2019, revealing a staggering cut in quarterly revenue forecasts by up to $9 billion. This abrupt disclosure, attributed to escalating U.S.-China trade tensions, sent shockwaves through the market and triggered a swift decline in Apple's share price. Tim Cook's Statements Under Scrutiny: Central to the lawsuit is Chief Executive Tim Cook's remarks during an analyst call on November 1, 2018, where he downplayed concerns about iPhone sales in China. Despite acknowledging sales pressures in other markets, Cook notably excluded China from the list of countries facing challenges. However, subsequent actions, including directives to suppliers to curb production, painted a starkly different picture, raising questions about the accuracy and transparency of Cook's statements. The Legal Battle Unfolds: Following the revelation of diminished iPhone demand and the subsequent plunge in Apple's stock price, shareholders swiftly took action, filing a class-action lawsuit against the tech behemoth. The preliminary settlement, amounting to $490 million, represents a significant milestone in the protracted legal battle, albeit subject to approval by U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers. Implications and Fallout: While Apple ($APPL) has denied liability, opting to settle to avoid prolonged litigation, the ramifications of the lawsuit extend far beyond the courtroom. The settlement underscores the importance of corporate transparency and accountability, serving as a cautionary tale for companies navigating the complexities of global markets. The Road Ahead: As Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) navigates the aftermath of the settlement, stakeholders and investors are left pondering the broader implications for corporate governance and investor confidence. The tech giant's meteoric rise since the onset of the lawsuit, with its share price quadrupling and market value exceeding $2.6 trillion, adds another layer of complexity to the narrative.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by DEXWireNews
$AAPL looks insteresting but becareful NASDAQ:AAPL stock price has declined roughly 7.56% year-to-date, underperforming the broader market. Has not been leading this year, but that doesn't mean is a bad company, NASDAQ:AAPL is an strong company with a robust financials. This week, a bearish signal emerged with the 50-day simple moving average (50SMA) falling below the 200-day SMA, known as an inverse golden crossover. Support: $168.50. If the stock price breaks below this level, it could indicate further decline. Resistance: $175.85. Any upward movement may face resistance at this level. The recent price decline and the inverse golden crossover suggest a potential continuation of the downtrend. A break below the support level of $168.50 could further weaken the stock price. NASDAQ:AAPL recent earnings report beat analyst estimates, indicating strong financial performance. Upcoming earnings report (expected on April 25, 2024) for insights into future performance. This analysis is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. It is recommended to consult with a financial professional before making any investment decisions.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by gusanito