Apple Inc
Long
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Could be a good month for Apple.

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Apple has potentially broken out of a recent flag pattern. While I typically don't use hourly charts, in this case, it does present the situation more clearly. The next target price will be 260 USD, although I plan to continue holding my long position until it reaches over $270. Since the predicted Golden Cross, Apple has been very bullish. With increased trading activity.

Forming lack of market confidence in AI market overall and its associated potential bubble, Apple remains a well-rounded stock to hold. We could see further rewards, especially since they have not yet heavily invested in the AI market and are not as reliant on its future revenue and value. So could be bubble protected to some extent, if it pops.

With September approaching and the "sell in May and walk away" period coming to an end, I expect trading volumes to increase and a rebalancing of portfolios, with capital likely flowing back into Apple. Additionally, Apple has its September launch event coming up, and expectations are high. Overall, Apple looks promising for potential returns in September. Although Q3 numbers could be bearish given the current market climate, Apple appears more stable and less bubble-like than other stocks in the Magnificent Seven...

As previous too much fear regarding Apple for the last few quarters. Which presented some really good entry points and good returns.
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With the Apple event coming up next week, the stock's continued upward trend bodes well for September. As predicted, Apple faced too much fear surrounding it and was artificially being pushed down by bearish sentiment. With a new all-time high now in sight, I remain optimistic and am still very much long on Apple.
Trade closed: target reached
Trade closed, target sell price reached, I will re-invest back in Apple when the price is once again in FEAR. Pattern played out exactly as predicted. Hope you all did well on this trade for those that followed me.

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