Doji is a reversal signal. Opening and closing prices are at one price or another. The lack of a true body means that bulls and bears fight and the balance of power can shift. Doji is a warning sign of an impending turn. Continue with caution. A doji needs a candle for confirmation before acting on it, and when found in other candle patches, the doji candle adds strength and reliability to the formation. If there is a doji in an uptrend, we need a close one below the close of the doji to confirm that the trend has changed.
Basically what has been happening since is there a tug a war between traders/investors and your APPL shorts. Today we have a volume of over 57 million with a large GREEN candle. If this was any other stock other than AAPL we would be looking at $7-$10 gains a share. However, since we have SHORTS that focus their entire day on just AAPL and don't own 1 share AAPL a 3T company is RED today. They Post all day, one guy actually wrote "Apple - look only for short signals" SHORTS need to reevaluate their trading??,gambling??? one would think they would make more money and have a lot less stress if they let APPL do it's thing and capture gains as AAPL goes up. In my opinion, AAPL should be worth more than FB, MSFT and yes even TSLA.
Apple has underwent 5 stock splits, so if you owned 1 stock back in 1987, you will currently own 224 shares now, which is worth $38,758.72. also there's roughly 17 billion shares.. so in summary that gives you summary
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@jrod8048, yes you are correct and I took advantage of the stock splits, which makes me heavily invested in AAPL. In summary, the gamblers that are SHORTING APPL normally don't own any shares, which means they don't care about 401K's or Retirement Plans of AAPL investors. NEXT....