AAPL Bullish Swing Setup – Buy the Dip for $289 Target1. Chart Type & Timeframe
Symbol: Apple Inc. (AAPL)
Timeframe: 4H (4-hour candles)
Platform: TradingView
This is a short- to medium-term analysis, not a long-term forecast.
2. Trend Analysis
The price is in a rising channel (marked in red), meaning the overall trend is bullish.
Currently, the price is near the upper boundary of the channel, showing a possible short-term pullback before resuming upward momentum.
3. Entry & Stop-Loss
Entry Point: Around $244.32 – $244.54
This is near the lower boundary of the channel, a support zone.
Suggests waiting for a pullback before entering.
Stop Loss: Around $233.72 – $234.37
Positioned below the channel, so if price breaks this, it may signal a trend reversal (protects capital).
4. Target
Target Price: Around $288.91 – $289.13
This is significantly higher than the entry, showing a risk/reward ratio of ~4:1, which is favorable.
It aligns with projecting the channel’s trend upward.
5. Price Action Expectation
The black zig-zag line shows a pullback first, then a bounce back up from the support area (entry zone).
If price respects support, a bullish rally toward $289 can follow.
6. Key Observations
✅ Bullish Setup: Good reward potential if the price bounces at support.
✅ Clear Risk Management: Stop loss is properly placed below structure.
⚠ Caution: If price breaks below $234, trend could reverse — no trade should be held below stop loss.
Summary
This is a bullish swing trade plan for Apple:
Wait for pullback near $244 before buying.
Stop-loss below $234 to manage risk.
Target $289, giving a strong risk/reward ratio.
This plan assumes that the uptrend channel will hold and price will respect support before moving higher.
Aaplprediction
Bite off more than you can chew (AAPL)Massive rising wedge channel from the dotcom bubble. Pair that with a weekly rising wedge and you have the possibility of a double top fake out and collapse. This idea is much more on the speculative side. But the path I drew is my estimation of what will happen. Pair it with the RSI and MACD on the monthly and weekly and you might see why I can see such movements. The market has been fattened. And the bigger they are, the harder they fall.