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Apple: Upside Potential! Currently, we are dealing with the final part of the turquoise wave B and expect a high just below the resistance level at $254.30. Afterward, we anticipate a pullback that will bring the price down with the turquoise wave C into our magenta Target Zone (coordinates: $192.02 – $172.34), where the larger wave (2) is expected to complete. This Target Zone offers another opportunity for long positions, as the bullish trend should continue from there. We assign a 34% probability that the magenta wave alt.(2) has already completed, leading to a direct break above the $254.30 resistance without entering our Target Zone.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by MarketIntel
Apple Dilemma Target 240 !Hi friends yesterday closed an Idea on Apple and prepared a new chart hope it will help to me for trading in it coming session sharing with all of you. So i have a long view here in Apple as my anticipations this time is price will break the resistance and will give a breakout on provided daily time frame chart and the reasons i am looking are that volume buildup seems good in recent sessions and broke some lowers highs and trying to change the character and gives a daily/weekly close near to it's all time highs, daily weekly candles seems fine so we can see a fresh momentum if price will break resistance and sustain above for one two sessions. Alternative veiw is price will take resistance nearby marked resistance and will come down to marked support and will bounce from there towards marked target after resistance break. Target i measured from parallel cahnnel height in which price is consolidating from a long time and hope this time we will see a breakout. Target-: This idea is meant for only educational purpose this not any kind of trading or investment advice. Best Regards- Amit
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by AMIT-RAJAN
9
APPLE Soars! Long Trade Achieves Key Targets – Bulls in ControlApple has displayed a strong uptrend since the long entry at 184.92 on 7th May, 2024, reaching multiple profit targets as the bullish momentum continued. Key Levels Entry: 184.92 – The long position was initiated as the price broke above this level, indicating bullish strength. Stop-Loss (SL): 174.50 – Positioned below recent support to manage risk and protect against a downside move. Take Profit 1 (TP1): 197.80 – The first target was achieved, confirming the continuation of the uptrend. Take Profit 2 (TP2): 218.65 – Bullish momentum carried the price to this level. Take Profit 3 (TP3): 239.50 – A further extension of the rally will bring the price to this target which looks very likely. Take Profit 4 (TP4): 252.38 – The final profit target, indicating a significant uptrend since the entry. Trend Analysis Apple's price is well above the Risological Dotted trendline, affirming the strength of the uptrend. The sustained upward movement suggests strong market sentiment, with the potential for further gains beyond the final target. The long trade on Apple has performed exceptionally well, with multiple targets reached. The final target at 252.38 reflects a robust rally, supported by the Risological Dotted trendline and consistent buying interest.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by ProfitsNinja
What Is Money Flow In & Out of a Stock? And Why Should You Care?Professionals often speak of money flowing in or out of a stock, but how can that be if there is an equal number of buyers and sellers? It is because “Money Flow” comes from the balance of the lot sizes. There are four possible positions in any one stock: Buy Buy to Cover Sell Sell Short Each investor and trader in the stock has their own separate agenda. Each may come from a different Market Participant Group. There are now 9 Stock Market Participant Groups, starting from those who buy first, at the bottom of a new upward cycle: The giant Buy Side Institutions who invest Mutual and Pension Funds and/or create ETFs and other kinds of stock market derivatives. The Sell Side Institutions, aka the big banks and major market makers Wealthy Individual Investors Corporations Institutional/ Pro Traders High Frequency Traders (HFTs) Small Funds Individual Small-Lot Investors, Investment Groups and Individual Retail Traders Odd-Lot Investors Buyers are anticipating that the stock is going to move up. Their stock order types span the spectrum, for example: Market Orders, Limit Orders, Stop Orders. Buy to Cover Orders are placed by traders who sold short and are now taking profits. Those who are selling the stock are anticipating that the stock is going to move down. In an uptrending stock, this is profit-taking near the top of the run. It can also be similar in a downtrending stock because the seller is afraid that the stock is going to move down more, and they have been holding through what they thought was a short retracement. Most of these stock order types will be “Sell at Market” (SAM). Sell Short Traders are anticipating that the stock is going to move down, and they can place a variety of orders just like the buyers. Both Buyers and Sell Shorters are entering the trade, while Buy to Covers and Sellers are exiting the trade. It is the mix of these different types of buying and selling coupled with the kind of investor or trader and the size of their share lots that causes money to flow in or out of a stock. If the buyers are mostly large lots and the sellers are mostly small lots, who is in control? The buyers purchasing large lots . This is because, at some point, there will not be enough small-lot sellers, and those who are Selling Short will turn and start Buying to Cover, creating more of a shortage of sellers. Consequently, this will put more pressure on the buy side. There are always latecomers to a stock run, and they are usually small-lot buyers. As the stock moves up in price, more of the small-lot buyers will step in, pushing the price up even further. Most small-lot buyers typically use a “Buy at Market” Order, which is the worst kind to use to control the entry price. As the stock moves up further in price, the last of the Short Sellers will panic and Buy to Cover, causing the stock to gap up or jump even higher. This then triggers the large-lot buyers to start selling for profit. As profit-taking begins, the stock dips in price. This causes the odd-lot buyer, who is the last in the market participant cycle to buy, to rush into the stock and buy because they have been told to “Buy the Dip.” By now, the news media has been talking about this stock and its great run. Consequently, the odd-lot uninformed investor finds the dip irresistible and buys on pure emotion without any analysis of the stock. This causes the final gap up and exhaustion pattern. Now, while all of those odd-lot latecomers are buying, who is selling to balance the equation? Market Makers are Selling Short and the Smart Money, who were the first to enter, are selling to take profits. Suddenly, the large lots are now shifting to the downside, and what happens? The control switches to the sellers who are moving larger lots. Now, money is flowing out of the stock, yet the price may go up briefly before a downtrend develops. Large lots are usually wiser investors and traders who know more than the other investors and traders. So the giant Buy Side Institutions investing Mutual and Pension Funds, who have access to information often not yet available to Individual Investors and Retail Traders, are called the Smart Money. It can be assumed that the smaller the lot size, the less the investor or trader knows and understands about the market. As smaller lots move in, a shift of power occurs due to the large lots moving to the sell side, and thus money shifts to flowing out of the stock. As the stock collapses and reaches a price or equilibrium near a base or bottom, those smaller lots who held through the collapse reach an emotional point of extreme pain of loss and begin to sell in panic. In response, the Smart Money and Market Makers switch roles again, Buying to Cover their profitable shorts and buying to hold as the stock moves up again. Summary: Every time you take a position in a stock, there are also three other positions in that same stock. You need to be aware of each of these and make sure that you are with the right group. Most of the time, traders who are having problems with their trades are simply trading with the wrong group. It is important, then, to learn about today's stock market structure and what I call the "Cycle of Market Participants." When traders can trade with the flow of the Smart Money, they have a decided advantage.
NASDAQ:AAPLEducation
by MarthaStokesCMT-TechniTrader
AAPL: Momentum Brewing – What's Next?▋Observation & Meanings: ▪The downside breakout from the ranging zone failed, and the price even took out the high of the range, reversing into an uptrend, followed by minor congestion. ▪After reversing the trend, the bulls showed their further intent by breaking above the congestion high. ▋What to expect next? ▪The price has retested the high of the congestion zone, and this level should hold if the bulls intend to maintain momentum. ▋The big 3 zones: ▪The continuation zone: ▫ The next major resistance will be level X. ▫ Although the resistance is significant, this is the third attempt, and with plenty of fuel (position) accumulated below during this period, a breakout is likely. ▫ Additionally, an ascending triangle pattern has formed on the 4-hour chart, reinforcing the potential for an upward breakout. ▫ If the key resistance at X is broken, a short squeeze could occur as sellers are forced to cover their positions, driving the price to the next level. ▪The unclear zone: ▫ If the price falls back into the congestion zone, wait for clearer signals before making a move. ▪The defending zone: ▫ If the price breaks below the defending level, the low of the congestion, the trend will likely shift back to the downside. ▋Don’t predict the price, trade the price. ▋Note: These zones adjust in real time based on price movements and evolving market conditions. ▋Not Financial Advice The information contained in this article is not intended as, and should not be understood as financial advice. You should take independent financial advice from a professional who is aware of the facts and circumstances of your individual situation.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by stock_adelie
4
Can the MAGNIFICENT 7 outperform once more?We have seen the Magnificent 7 (Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Nvdia, Meta, Tesla) underperform historically but since the start of the year this hasn't been as strong as previously (roughly +35% for M7 against + 25% for Nasdaq). The former can be seen on the left chart while the latter on the right. This goes so far against the aggressive nature of the Magnificent 7 (M7), which have outperformed Nasdaq on all previous rallied by around +50%. In fact the M7's first major rally (2016 - 2018) rose by +140% while NDX's by +97%. The second major rally (2019 - 2021) registered +315% for MA7 and 'just' +185% for NDX. If there is any progression between them, we can argue that the current rallies will be even stronger. Of course the sample isn't big enough for solid conclusions and multi-year rallies can't keep getting stronger on each Cycle for ever. What is reasonable to count on however, is that as the Fed stepped in recently and gave the market the first Rate Cut in years, a new Cycle of cheap money to invest with has started and we can expect rallies of equal strength with the previous ones. For M7 (+315%) that's $440, so around +60% from the current levels, while for Nasdaq (+185%) that's 30000, so around +47% from the current levels. Not an incredible difference considering the risk that highly volatile stocks like the M7 bear. This could be a sign that the market is shifting to other stocks during this Cycle and the M7 potential may be fading. In any event, do you think the Magnificent 7 will start to outperform Nasdaq again and if so is this worth the risk than investing your capital on the 100 companies of the index? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ** Please LIKE 👍, FOLLOW ✅, SHARE 🙌 and COMMENT ✍ if you enjoy this idea! Also share your ideas and charts in the comments section below! This is best way to keep it relevant, support us, keep the content here free and allow the idea to reach as many people as possible. ** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💸💸💸💸💸💸 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by TradingShot
$AAPL Identifying a Macro 5-Wave Structure In this updated chart, I’m highlighting what appears to be a macro 5-wave structure based on Elliott Wave Theory: Here’s the breakdown: 1. Wave 1 starts from a low point and pushes up strongly, initiating the trend. 2. Wave 2 corrects back but does not fully retrace Wave 1, maintaining the overall upward trend. 3. Wave 3 is a powerful impulsive wave that surpasses Wave 1’s high, as expected in Elliott Wave theory. 4. Wave 4 is a corrective phase, with a shallower retracement compared to Wave 2. 5. Wave 5 is currently unfolding, moving upward and potentially marking the final push in this trend before we enter a larger correction or a reversal. The next step would be to watch for signs of an A-B-C corrective wave once Wave 5 is completed. Thoughts?
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NASDAQ:AAPLShort
by mdrb8exu8b
11
Reacting to Change Part 2: Evolution of TrendsAdapting to subtle changes within a trend is a key element of successful trading. It's not enough to recognise that a trend exists; to stay ahead, you need to understand how trends evolve. From the initial surge to the steady grind, each phase of a trend carries its own characteristics—and knowing how to react to these transitions is what separates a prepared trader from one caught off guard. The Anatomy of a Trend In this section, we’ll explore the different types, phases, and characteristics of trends: 1. Initial Momentum Drive The first leg of a new trend often follows a prolonged period of sideways consolidation, and this momentum-driven move is typically sparked by a fundamental catalyst. Characterised by a strong surge either higher or lower, this phase usually comes with significant volume and can even include price gaps. The energy in this phase is palpable; it's where the trend announces itself. Apple (AAPL) Daily Candle Chart Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results 2. Standard Pullback, Trend, Pullback Trend In the heart of a trend, the market often moves in a wave-like fashion: trend legs followed by pullbacks. These pullbacks are typically less volatile and weaker in momentum than the dominant trend legs, making them perfect opportunities for traders to enter in the direction of the trend. Whether you're looking at a bullish or bearish market, these pullback-and-trend cycles are the bread and butter of swing trading strategies. Apple (AAPL) Daily Candle Chart Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results 3. Steady Slide Higher A rarer but powerful trend type, the steady slide higher (or lower) features minimal pullbacks and a consistent, almost relentless direction. When a trend is in this phase, it signals sustained pressure from buyers or sellers, and it often grinds slowly but surely in one direction. This trend type is highly attractive to trend-followers, but it requires patience and conviction to hold through what may appear to be an over-stretched market. Tesla (TSLA) Daily Candle Chart Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results 4. Exponential Blow-Off This phase represents the trend on steroids. Expanding ranges, steepening price action, and rising volume all signal that the market has entered an aggressive, almost frantic, final phase. The exponential blow-off can be exhilarating to watch and trade but carries a warning: when this phase comes during an established trend, it's often a sign that the end is near. Traders should be cautious, as a reversal or prolonged consolidation may follow shortly after this euphoric push. Tesla (TSLA) Daily Candle Chart Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results Simple Tools to Identify Trend Phases Reacting to these phases means recognising them as they unfold. Luckily, there are several simple tools traders can use to identify which part of the trend they're dealing with. 1. Trendline Fans Trendlines are perhaps the cleanest and most effective tool for gauging trend strength with no lag. By mapping the swings with multiple trendlines, or trendline "fans," you can visually track momentum. A rising trendline fan—where each new trendline is steeper than the last—indicates increasing momentum, while a falling trendline fan suggests that momentum is starting to ebb. Trendline fans are particularly useful for identifying whether a trend is accelerating into an exponential blow-off phase or slowing down into a pullback phase. 2. Keltner Channels Keltner Channels are another versatile tool for identifying different trend phases. These bands are plotted around a central moving average, with the distance between the bands determined by the volatility of the market. A price movement outside the Keltner Channels usually signals strong underlying momentum, often associated with the initial trend phase. A steady grind along the bands is characteristic of the "steady slide higher" trend type, while prolonged periods outside of the bands are usually indicative of the exponential blow-off phase. The midline of the Keltner Channels can also be used to gauge pullbacks and time entries during a trend. 3. Long-Term Moving Averages Long-term moving averages like the 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages (SMA) are essential for gaining perspective on the overall health and strength of a trend. These moving averages act as a dynamic support or resistance level during trends, and their positioning relative to the price can offer clues about the trend's longevity. 4. Anchored Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) The Anchored VWAP is a more sophisticated tool for assessing trend strength. VWAP represents the average price at which a market has traded, adjusted for volume, and anchoring the VWAP to the inception of a trend allows traders to see whether those who initiated the trend are still in control. If the price remains above the anchored VWAP in an uptrend, it suggests that buyers are still in control, whereas falling below could signal that sellers are beginning to take over. Example: Brent Crude Daily Candle Chart Let’s take a closer look at how these tools can be applied to understand an evolving trend in the oil market. Recently, oil experienced a strong rally, breaking through the first trendline and surpassing the 50-day moving average. While this initial momentum signals strength, the bigger picture still points to a bearish trend. We see that prices remain below the 200-day moving average, under a long-term descending trendline, and crucially, below the VWAP anchored to the April highs. This combination of tools highlights the importance of maintaining a wider perspective. Even though there is short-term upward momentum, the prevailing longer-term trend suggests that sellers may still have the upper hand. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results Conclusion: Adapting to Trend Phases Understanding and reacting to the different phases of a trend is crucial for any trader. From the initial surge of momentum to the steady grind or explosive blow-off, each phase requires a unique strategy and a deep understanding of market dynamics. By using tools like trendline fans, Keltner Channels, moving averages, and Anchored VWAP, traders can stay on top of these phases and maximise their potential for success. Stay flexible, stay alert, and always be prepared to evolve with the trend. Disclaimer: This is for information and learning purposes only. 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NASDAQ:AAPLEducation
by Capitalcom
1
Is Apple still the "apple of the eye"?Now we have heard how Huawei time precisely to launch its new foldable model together with Apple 16 which the latter received lacklustre sales in China. And they have to offered a discount shortly to shore up their decreasing revenue. Will she still be the Apple of the eye? Ok, I hear you. Warren Buffett has sold some of his Apple shares but should we be overly concerned as retail investors ? Dun forget his volume is HUGE and in billions so to take profits is pretty common. Then, that begs the question when do you sell a stock ? Hmmm, it depends if the fundamentals of the business has changed or a period of lower sales and profits that warrant a second evaluation. Well, thus far their business is still intact and despite some competition from China , I think it is still doing well.Thus, I will be waiting for opportunity to accumulate again from 207 to 211 price level.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by dchua1969
APPL chart analysis for for mid october apple is primed for more consolidation, mini inverted head and shoulders may form tomorrow sending the price up in to a bigger head and shoulder pattern forming the right shoulder. Rsi is on a down trend as of today. I except support to pick up at 216-217 when we hit the lowest trend formed over the past few months. I do not expect the lower trend line to break for even 1 bar it should be a clean tap and go. The chances of this happening overnight are high if a break under 220 occurs by mid day and we lower towards 217 that would be a signal for me to enter 5 minutes before close.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by TrendsandCycles
Top 5 Weekly Trade Ideas #3 - AAPL Triple Top + TriangleThis is a 15m, but if you zoom out you'll see a longer term triangle that goes back to ATH earlier this year. AAPL has had some brief moves above and below the triangle, but there hasn't been a break yet and it's nearing the completion of the pattern so I expect it to move soon. My bias is down for now, but that'll change if it breaks the triangle to the upside. We have a shorter term descending wedge/bull flag here that we saw a breakout fail that also made a triple top. Will be watching both the longer term triangle and this little wedge. First downside target is around 217, final target being the lows from August. If it can break above the triple top at 233, it should move back up towards ATH and most likely higher.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by AdvancedPlays