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AAPL - Bullish Breakout and Retest SetupHello fellow traders, This is a technical analysis of Apple Inc. (AAPL) on the 15-minute chart. As we can see from the price action, AAPL has recently broken through a key horizontal resistance level at approximately $255.42. Following the breakout, the price is now consolidating above this level, which is a classic sign of a potential resistance-turned-support retest. This "breakout and retest" is a common bullish pattern that could signal further upward movement. Based on the long position tool drawn on the chart, here is a potential trade setup: Entry: Around the new support level of $255.42. Stop Loss: A stop loss could be placed at $246.07, below the recent price structure, to manage potential downside risk if the support level fails to hold. Take Profit: The potential target for this trade is set at $276.71. This setup provides a risk-to-reward ratio of approximately 2.28 to 1. Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only and represents a technical viewpoint. It is not financial advice. Please do your own research and manage your risk appropriately before entering any trade.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by hammad69918
AAPL Approaches Key Resistance After Strong RallyApple’s share price has staged a sharp rebound in recent weeks, climbing above both the 50-day (225.78) and 200-day SMA (221.80). The sustained move higher has carried price into the 256–260 zone, where it is now testing a major horizontal resistance level established earlier this year. Momentum indicators reflect the strength of the rally but also highlight stretched conditions. The RSI sits at 75, signaling overbought territory, while the MACD remains firmly above its signal line, showing ongoing bullish momentum. These readings suggest strong buying pressure, though the risk of a pause or pullback near resistance should not be overlooked. A confirmed breakout above 260 would mark a significant technical shift, potentially resuming the broader uptrend, while failure to clear this level could see consolidation or a retracement back toward the short-term moving averages. -MW
NASDAQ:AAPL
by FOREXcom
APPLE Buyers In Panic! SELL! My dear subscribers, APPLE looks like it will make a good move, and here are the details: The market is trading on 245.18 pivot level. Bias - Bearish My Stop Loss - 247.18 Technical Indicators: Both Super Trend & Pivot HL indicate a highly probable Bearish continuation. Target - 241.25 About Used Indicators: The average true range (ATR) plays an important role in 'Supertrend' as the indicator uses ATR to calculate its value. The ATR indicator signals the degree of price volatility. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
NASDAQ:AAPLShort
by AnabelSignals
1
AAPL Holding Uptrend – Sept 18 Trade Setup🍏 Here’s my latest desk-style breakdown for Apple heading into Wednesday, built from the 1-hour chart and GEX option data. 1️⃣ Price Action & Market Structure * Steady climb: AAPL continues to respect its rising trendline from last week. After a mild intraday pullback, price is back around $239.6 and hugging the 9 EMA. * Key pivot zone: $238–239 is the near-term battleground. Holding this keeps the higher-low pattern alive. * Next resistance: $241.1 (recent high) is the level to beat for a fresh push toward $242.5–245. 2️⃣ GEX (Options Flow) Check * Call wall magnets: Strong gamma build-ups at $242.5 and $245 can act like upside magnets once $241.1 is taken out. * Put support: First meaningful put walls lie much lower at $217.5 and $212.5, giving AAPL room to breathe if there’s a dip. * Low IVR: IVR sits near 12.6 with IVx around 26.1—option premiums are relatively cheap. 3️⃣ Trading Thoughts * Bullish play: Enter on a confirmed hourly close over $241.1. First target $242.5, stretch to $245. Protective stop under $238. * Bearish hedge: Only consider a short if AAPL loses $238 on volume. Next downside pocket sits around $235–233. 4️⃣ Option Angles * Upside: Cheap call spreads like 240/245 offer a defined-risk way to play the breakout. * Neutral income: Selling puts below $220 makes sense if you expect Apple to keep grinding higher or stay range-bound. 5️⃣ My View Apple’s chart remains constructive. As long as it keeps closing above $238 on the hourly, dips are buyable. A clean breakout over $241 could invite momentum buyers quickly. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational discussion only and is not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk before trading.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by BullBearInsights
AAPL: Building a Base at 238 – Swing & Scalp Setups for Sept 17 1-Hour Chart Technical View Apple’s 1-hour chart shows a constructive rebound from the early September selloff. After reclaiming the $236.7–$238.2 zone, price is consolidating beneath $241.3. MACD has eased back toward neutral and Stoch RSI is mid-range, indicating digestion after the recent pop. * Immediate Support: $237.9–$238.2 (short-term breakout retest) * Major Support: $236.7 (trend-defining pivot) * Upside Zone: $241.3–$243.8 is the next key resistance band; a breakout above could open $245–$250 9 EMA remains above the 21 EMA, keeping the micro-trend bullish as long as $236.7 holds. GEX & Options Flow Options positioning supports the idea of a slow upward bias: * Call Walls: $241.3 (highest positive NET GEX / call resistance), $242.5, and $245. * Put Support: $217.5 is the main deep downside hedge. * GEX Bias: Modest call concentration at ~6.7% with IVR ~14 (IVx ~26.5), showing lower option demand and relatively quiet volatility pricing. This suggests market makers are not pricing in a major move but will likely support dips near $236–$238. Trade Thoughts & Suggestions * Swing Idea: Enter on dips into $238 with a stop below $236.5, aiming for $241.3–$243.8 and possibly $245–$250 if momentum improves. * Scalp Idea: Buy quick pullbacks to $238 or play a clean breakout above $241.3 with volume confirmation. * Bearish Scenario: A decisive break under $236.5 could test $232 and lower. Quick Take AAPL is building a steady base just under $241. For Sept 17, holding $238 keeps the bull case intact with $241–$245 as the upside zone to watch. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk before trading.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by BullBearInsights
AAPL trade plan on 9/15/25Trade Plan: AAPL (1H + 4H Inside Bars) 🔹 Context Current price stuck between 1hr/6hr inside bar high (≈234.4) and inside bar low (≈233.5). Multiple inside bars → compression → expect breakout soon. Targets (TP1/TP2) are pre-marked above and below. ✅ Entry Triggers Long Entry: Buy above 234.5 (clear break of 1H & 4H inside high). Confirmation: candle closes above 234.5 on 1H timeframe. Short Entry: Sell below 233.5 (break of 1H & 4H inside low). Confirmation: candle closes below 233.5 on 1H timeframe. 🛑 Stop Loss (S/L) For Longs: just below inside bar low → 233.2. For Shorts: just above inside bar high → 234.7. 👉 Keeps S/L tight, clear invalidation. 🎯 Take-Profit (TP) Upside Targets: TP1 = 236.0 TP2 = 237.6 Downside Targets: TP1 = 231.9 TP2 = 230.6 🚫 No-Trade Zone Between 233.5 – 234.5 (the inside bar range). This is chop city → no edge. Wait for break + close outside this zone before entering. ⚖️ Risk-Reward Entry at 234.5 → Stop at 233.2 → Risk ≈ $1.3. TP1 = 236 → Reward ≈ $1.5 → R:R ≈ 1.15. TP2 = 237.6 → Reward ≈ $3.1 → R:R ≈ 2.4. 👉 Don’t settle for TP1 only. Hold partial to TP2 for 2:1+ R:R. 🔑 Final Checklist No trades inside 233.5 – 234.5 box. Enter only on breakout + close beyond that range. Hard stop just outside opposite end of range. Scale out at TP1, hold runner to TP2.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by tmac1914
APPLE Set To Fall! SELL! My dear friends, APPLE looks like it will make a good move, and here are the details: The market is trading on 234.05 pivot level. Bias - Bearish Technical Indicators: Supper Trend generates a clear short signal while Pivot Point HL is currently determining the overall Bearish trend of the market. Goal - 230.63 Recommended Stop Loss - 236.05 About Used Indicators: Pivot points are a great way to identify areas of support and resistance, but they work best when combined with other kinds of technical analysis Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
NASDAQ:AAPLShort
by AnabelSignals
1
Apple: Pulling Back, but Uptrend Still IntactApple has recently faced substantial downward pressure, retracing enough to erase the gains made in the first week of September. Our primary outlook is that the stock will soon rebound and, during green wave , rise toward resistance at $260.10. Following a moderate pullback in wave , shares should ultimately break through this level in wave , further advancing the broader upward trend. However, we continue to monitor our 37% likely alternative scenario. In this case, AAPL would have completed beige wave alt.b with its recent peak and could next target a new major low for blue wave alt.(IV) via wave alt.c . Here, the price would fall below support at $201.50 but ideally rebound above the lower mark at $168.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by MarketIntel
3
AAPL – Pullback Setup After Keynote-Induced DipMy original post was hidden due to a house rule violation, but I’m sharing the setup again here: Apple’s stock dropped heavily after the recent iPhone 17 / iPhone Air keynote, landing on a key support level that previously aligned with an upside break of structure. This sharp decline appears to have started an Elliott 5-wave move. Wave 3 has already completed, and I’m now speculating for Wave 4 to develop — which could complete a tight 0.5R setup. Confluences: • RSI and MACD both showing divergences at support • Stochastic oversold, also printing divergence • Structure remains intact, likely aiming for a retest of the above resistance area For this setup, a 1 ATR target protected by a 2 ATR stop loss on the 1H timeframe should be enough. Disclaimer: This idea is for educational purposes only. Please do not place trades solely based on this setup.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by XXXX4X
2
Apple Wave Analysis – 10 September 2025- Apple broke daily Rising Wedge - Likely to fall to support level 225.00 Apple recently reversed from the resistance area between the resistance level 240.00 (which also reversed the price in March) and the upper daily Bollinger Band. The downward reversal from this resistance area started the active downward correction which then broke the daily Rising Wedge from August. Apple can be expected to fall further toward the next support level 225.00 (low of the previous correction 2 from August).
NASDAQ:AAPLShort
by FxProGlobal
AAPL LongOn AAPL (15m), the broader market structure has shifted bearish after multiple CHoCH signals near 239–238 and a decisive Break of Structure (BOS) around 236, which confirms sellers have taken control following the rejection from the recent swing high at 241.02. The rapid downside move into the current session suggests continuation pressure, but a short-term corrective rally remains possible if demand levels hold. The supply zones between 233–239 look strong, as price repeatedly failed to hold above them and sold off sharply each time, showing clear seller dominance. The stacked demand levels below 227 down to 220 are important to watch: buyers previously stepped in with strength here, creating impulsive rallies, but their ability to defend these zones again will determine whether a deeper recovery can take place. Price is now trading at 227.91, extending a sharp leg lower into nearby demand. The marked projection suggests price may attempt a bounce from this area, targeting a corrective move back toward 233–238 supply. If buyers manage to defend current lows and create a bullish reaction, a retracement into those red zones is likely. However, failure to hold above 226.90 would expose lower demand layers toward 224–222. The current trade bias is bearish, but near-term expectation is for a corrective bullish retracement into supply before sellers look to re-engage. The outlook would be invalidated if price breaks and closes decisively above 239, as that would flip structure back in favor of buyers. Momentum currently favors sellers given the sharp downside drive, but any slowing of bearish candles at demand or the appearance of strong bullish engulfing patterns would support a corrective move higher.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by ProSignalai
AAPL 1D Time frameCurrent Price & Market Metrics Current Price: $234.35 USD Market Cap: $3.01 Trillion P/E Ratio: 30.28 EPS: $6.59 Beta: 1.15 Volatility: 2.32% 52-Week Range: $139.34 – $200.00 USD 🔎 Technical Indicators Relative Strength Index (RSI): 67.00 — Neutral Moving Averages: 5-day: $237.11 — Buy 10-day: $233.72 — Buy 20-day: $231.59 — Buy 50-day: $219.01 — Buy 100-day: $210.66 — Buy 200-day: $220.99 — Buy Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD): 5.61 — Sell Stochastic Oscillator: 89.58 — Sell Commodity Channel Index (CCI): 136.25 — Sell Average True Range (ATR): 4.41 📈 Support & Resistance Levels Support: $220.11 Resistance: $239.78 📅 Outlook Bullish Scenario: A breakout above $239.78 could signal a move toward $255.59. Bearish Scenario: A drop below $220.11 may lead to further downside. Overall Bias: Neutral to Bullish, with mixed signals from momentum indicators and moving averages.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by LegacyTradingss
Apple Shares (AAPL) Fall After iPhone 17 LaunchApple Shares (AAPL) Fall After iPhone 17 Launch Yesterday, Apple unveiled its new products, including the iPhone 17. The new model features a sleeker form factor, an improved display and battery, and a new processor. However, analysts believe the model lacks the breakthrough impact needed to drive the stock higher. The charts confirm this: while the main stock indices rose yesterday, AAPL shares fell by around 1.5%. Technical Analysis of Apple Shares (AAPL) When analysing the chart six days ago, we: → confirmed the upward channel (shown in blue); → highlighted the $235 support level; → suggested that while AAPL stock could maintain upward momentum, disappointment over the new product launch might trigger a correction. In addition to the AAPL price action we noted earlier, several bearish signals on the hourly chart support the correction scenario: → a long upper shadow (marked with an arrow); → aggressive price action when breaking the $235 support; → bearish divergences on the RSI indicator. Bulls might find support at line S, which is part of a fan drawn from the starting point of the bullish impulse on 6 August. However, if bearish sentiment persists, price action could unfold within the structure shown in red (potentially a bull flag pattern inside the prevailing bullish trend). Bearish pressure could aim to push AAPL shares down towards the median of the red channel. In that case, bulls may find support in the area where several lines converge: → the lower rays of the fan (shown in orange); → the psychological $230 level (which has repeatedly switched roles between resistance and support since August); → the median of the blue channel; → the lower boundary of the bullish gap from 2 September. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by FXOpen
AAPL 4Hour Time frame📊 Apple (AAPL) Snapshot Current Price: ~$234.35 Day Range: $233.01 – $238.66 Open Price: ~$236.73 Market Cap: ~$3.0 Trillion P/E Ratio: ~30.3 EPS: ~6.59 🔎 Pivot Levels (Daily Basis → useful for 4H) Pivot Point: ~$234.6 Resistance: R1: ~$235.9 R2: ~$238.0 R3: ~$239.2 Support: S1: ~$232.5 S2: ~$231.3 S3: ~$229.1 📉 Technical Indicators (4-Hour Insight) RSI: ~40 → weak, leaning bearish. MACD: Negative → bearish momentum. Moving Averages: Short-term averages show Sell, long-term still supportive (Buy). 📌 4-Hour Frame Outlook Momentum: Neutral-to-bearish; price is consolidating around the pivot zone ($234–235). Bullish Scenario: If AAPL breaks above $238, short-term upside could open toward $239+. Bearish Scenario: If price slips below $232, risk increases for a move toward $230. ✅ Conclusion: On the 4-hour chart, Apple is in a neutral to bearish phase, with weak momentum. Bulls need a breakout above $238 to take control, while bears may dominate if it breaks under $232.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by AlphaChartists
1
Apple – Can the Company’s “Awe Dropping” Event Deliver?The Apple share price has been on a roll of late, trading from a low of 224 on August 21st to print a 6 month high of 241 on Friday (Sept 5th), consolidating its position as the third biggest company in the world with a market capitalisation of $3.56 trillion, just behind Microsoft in second place at $3.68 trillion. However, what happens next for the Apple share price may depend in part on how well traders respond to the company’s biggest product launch of 2025, which is due for release at its “Awe Dropping” event later today. Apple are due to showcase their next generation iPhone line up, alongside new smartwatches, and other devices. This hardware is seen as important for the future success of the company given Apple has fallen behind its key competitors in the AI space and so needs customers to keep buying these products while it revitalises its plans to catch up. The Apple Event kicks off at 1800 BST. It could be helpful for traders to monitor the product announcements and keep focused on any impact they have on price action for Apple stock throughout the evening and early trading on Wednesday. The share price could experience pockets of volatility across this crucial 24 hour period before traders switch their focus to the US inflation releases that are scheduled for 1330 BST Wednesday (PPI) and 1330 BST Thursday (CPI). Technical Update: Optimism Ahead of the Product Launch? It might be argued the current price of Apple shares reflects positive investor sentiment ahead of today’s product launch. Since the April 8th low, traders have consistently bought into price dips, pushing the stock above resistance marked by the previous failure high. As the chart above shows, improving sentiment has helped form an uptrend in price, with Friday marking the highest trade in Apple shares since March 7th. While the positive trend is encouraging, it is no guarantee of continued price strength, and much will depend on how the market reacts to this evening’s key sentiment driver. That said, a close above the 241 high could trigger a further phase of strength toward higher resistance levels. A successful close above 241 might signal a push toward resistance at 250, which is the February 25th high, or even 260, which is the December 26th peak. However, if the market reacts negatively to the product launch, breaking key support levels might be an indication for risks of further price declines in Apple’s share price. As shown in the chart above, the rising Bollinger mid-average, currently at 232, may offer initial support. Last week's decline held at this level, helping to establish fresh buying interest and the latest move to new recovery highs. As such, the 232 level may serve as the first possible support, with a close below it signalling potential for increased downside risks. A close below 232 could potentially trigger a deeper decline toward 224, the August 21st low, or even 202, the August monthly downside extreme. The material provided here has not been prepared accordance with legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research and as such is considered to be a marketing communication. Whilst it is not subject to any prohibition on dealing ahead of the dissemination of investment research, we will not seek to take any advantage before providing it to our clients. Pepperstone doesn’t represent that the material provided here is accurate, current or complete, and therefore shouldn’t be relied upon as such. The information, whether from a third party or not, isn’t to be considered as a recommendation; or an offer to buy or sell; or the solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, financial product or instrument; or to participate in any particular trading strategy. It does not take into account readers’ financial situation or investment objectives. We advise any readers of this content to seek their own advice. Without the approval of Pepperstone, reproduction or redistribution of this information isn’t permitted.
NASDAQ:AAPL
by Pepperstone
Commodity Futures Trading in the Global Market1. Historical Evolution of Commodity Futures Trading Ancient Trading Roots Commodity trading dates back thousands of years, with evidence from Mesopotamia and Ancient Greece showing contracts for the future delivery of crops. In Japan during the 17th century, rice futures were traded at the Dojima Rice Exchange, one of the earliest organized futures markets. The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) Established in 1848, CBOT standardized forward contracts into formal futures contracts. Grain farmers in the U.S. Midwest needed to protect themselves against unpredictable prices, while buyers wanted stable supply at predictable rates. Futures contracts solved this by locking in future delivery prices, reducing uncertainty. Expansion to Other Commodities After grains, futures expanded to include livestock, metals, energy, and eventually financial instruments like currencies and interest rates. By the late 20th century, futures markets had become central not just to commodities but also to global finance. 2. Fundamentals of Commodity Futures What is a Futures Contract? A futures contract is a standardized agreement to buy or sell a commodity at a specific price on a future date, traded on an organized exchange. Key features: Standardization – Each contract specifies quantity, quality, and delivery terms. Margin and Leverage – Traders post margin (collateral) to participate, giving them leverage. Clearinghouses – Ensure counterparty risk is minimized. Expiration & Settlement – Contracts either settle physically (delivery of the commodity) or financially (cash-settled). Types of Commodities Traded Agricultural Commodities – Wheat, corn, soybeans, coffee, sugar, cotton. Energy Commodities – Crude oil, natural gas, gasoline, heating oil. Metals – Gold, silver, copper, aluminum, platinum. Soft Commodities – Cocoa, rubber, palm oil. 3. 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New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) – Key hub for energy futures like crude oil and natural gas. Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) – Specializes in energy and soft commodities like coffee, cocoa, and sugar. Europe London Metal Exchange (LME) – Benchmark for industrial metals like copper, aluminum, and nickel. Euronext – Trades agricultural and financial futures in Europe. Asia Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) – Major player in metals, energy, and chemicals. Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) – Leading Indian commodity exchange. Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) – Focuses on energy, metals, and rubber. Singapore Exchange (SGX) – Emerging hub for global commodities, especially Asian benchmarks. 5. Mechanics of Commodity Futures Trading 1. Opening a Position Long position (buy futures) if expecting prices to rise. Short position (sell futures) if expecting prices to fall. 2. Margin System Initial margin: Upfront collateral to open a position. Maintenance margin: Minimum balance required. Daily mark-to-market adjusts accounts based on price movements. 3. Settlement Methods Physical delivery: Actual exchange of the commodity. Cash settlement: Price difference settled in cash, common for financial futures. 4. Price Discovery Futures markets reflect expectations of supply and demand. Example: Rising oil futures may signal geopolitical risks or expected shortages. 6. Importance of Commodity Futures in the Global Economy 1. Risk Management Producers and consumers hedge against adverse price swings. 2. Price Discovery Futures prices act as benchmarks for global trade. Example: Brent crude futures influence oil prices worldwide. 3. Market Liquidity Continuous trading provides deep liquidity, enabling efficient transactions. 4. Economic Indicators Futures prices offer insights into future economic trends (e.g., rising copper prices suggest industrial growth). 7. Challenges and Criticisms 1. 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Technological Transformation in Commodity Futures Electronic Trading Transition from open-outcry trading floors to electronic platforms like CME Globex. Algorithmic & High-Frequency Trading (HFT) Now dominate volumes, enabling faster price discovery but raising flash crash risks. Blockchain & Smart Contracts Potential to streamline settlement, reduce fraud, and improve transparency. 10. Case Studies Oil Futures (NYMEX WTI & ICE Brent) Key benchmarks for global crude oil pricing. The 2020 COVID-19 crisis saw WTI futures turn negative, highlighting the complexities of storage and physical delivery. Gold Futures (COMEX) A hedge against inflation and financial instability. Demand spikes during geopolitical crises or economic uncertainty. Agricultural Futures (Chicago Board of Trade) Corn, wheat, and soybean futures directly impact global food prices. Conclusion Commodity futures trading is more than just speculation—it is the nervous system of the global economy. From farmers securing prices for their harvest to airlines hedging jet fuel, and from speculators driving liquidity to regulators ensuring stability, futures markets are indispensable. They provide transparency, risk management, and global price discovery. Yet they also bring challenges of volatility, speculation, and regulatory complexity. Looking ahead, technological innovation, sustainability concerns, and the rise of emerging markets will reshape global commodity futures trading. Its importance will only grow as commodities remain the backbone of human survival, industrialization, and energy security.
NASDAQ:AAPLEducation
by GlobalWolfStreet